Help w/ Jesuit Schools

Applying to College Common and Coalition Application
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<p>So, I'm an incoming senior and my father works at Boston College. With this, I get a 50-60% chance of getting into BC. I also can apply for tuition grants at all Jesuit schools (except Georgetown, which isn't on my list anyways) My worry now is actually getting into the various Jesuit schools I'm applying to: BC, Fairfield, Fordham, Loyola Chicago, and Loyola New Orleans. And maybe Xavier. Does anyone know if I have any chance of getting into any of these schools with these credentials?</p>

<p>I'm a white female. GPA of 3.2, weighted (Freshman year killed me) No honors classes Freshman year, two sophomore year, four junior year, 1 honor & 2 AP (European History and Lit) for senior year (I dropped Spanish, my other honors course from last year) SAT score was 1650. Critical reading; 510. Math; 540. Writing; 600. Planning on retaking those and also taking the ACTs this fall. My first choice is Loyola Chicago I think. So if I could at least get in there (71% acceptance rate!) and get $ due to my dad's work, I'd be thrilled. Please let me know, thank you :D</p>

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<p>Well I go to a Jesuit Prep School, which also gives me an advantage at Jesuit schools, not that I’ll be applying to any. I really don’t enjoy jesuit education. Ok so you’re in at Xavier. People from my school with 2.5 gpas have gotten in. You’re most likely in at both Loyolas. They may not give you as much aid as Xavier though. A friend of mine got a full ride to Xavier and he had a 3.0.Fordhams a little tougher as well as BC. Idk about Fairfield.</p>