<p>What do you think her chances are at the following schools given her stats?</p>
<p>Stats: GPA 3.9 W; SAT (out of 1600) - 1250;
About half honors/AP classes
2 Varsity sports, several clubs, community service involvements</p>
<p>Colleges she is interested in:
Muhlenberg, Loyola (Md), Susquehanna, Salisbury, TCNJ, U of Scranton</p>
<p>Muhlenberg and Loyola are her top choices. </p>
<p>We are looking for additional suggestions. Thank you!</p>
<p>go UScranton</p>
<p>My D had very similar stats and ec's to yours. She chose Scranton and received very nice merit money. She loved her time there and the education she received.</p>
<p>we are not practicing Catholics ... how does that affect the ability to fit in at U of Scranton or at Loyola?</p>
<p>That won't be a problem at Loyola (speaking as a non-Lutheran going to a very-Lutheran college). As long as she is open-minded to religion and isn't offended by religious people, she'll be fine.</p>
<p>I don't know many of the other colleges on her list, but I have a couple of friends who love Muhlenburg.</p>
<p>We are not even Catholic, lol! The Jesuits are very accepting and welcoming of everyone. They are great teachers. My H got his master's at Fordham and loved every minute of it. D knew Scranton was where she wanted to be as soon as we visited the first time. She fit in just fine and S is there now and can't wait to get back for the fall semester. He transferred there after one semester at another college.</p>
<p>thanks for your input. We felt very comfortable at our info sessions/tours at both Loyola and Scranton and were curious if this was indicative of the actual experience of being a student at the schools.</p>