<p>This is not yet my year to apply (and I'm very glad with all the stress), but I am starting to formulate a loose list for next year. Some of the match and reach schools I'm looking at are Middlebury, Smith, Williams, Brown, etc. However, clearly these are all selective schools where my chances are the same as thousands of other college hopefuls. </p>
<p>Does anyone have suggestions for low target/safety schools that would fit what I'm looking for and are good schools, while being a little bit more certain with admissions? </p>
<p>Intended majors: Double major in Political Science or Psychology and either math or Classics (depending on the school). </p>
<p>Any ideas would be greatly appreciated. Thank you all so much!</p>
<p>740 CR 770 W 760 M
SAT IIs- Chemistry, U.S. History (Not yet scored)
3.9 GPA
Strong EC's that show direction.<br>
6 years of Latin (through Latin 4 + two independent study years with tutor, plus working at a Latin summer program this summer)</p>
<p>well. your stats are already very impressive. You should look at possibly Boston University, Mount Holyoke College, University of Connecticut, George Washington University, College of the Holy Cross, Trinity College, Connecticut College, Ithaca College, etc.</p>
<p>If you want to pursue Classics, Holy Cross is a particularly good choice and they actually offer a couple full tuition merit scholarships each year for classics majors. The 10-member full-time classics faculty is one of the largest at a liberal arts college.</p>