<p>My scores from may and june 2011 sat tests are:</p>
<p>CR 500
M 720
W 600
Essay 9</p>
<p>Subjects
Math 1 700
Math 2 690
French 720</p>
<p>Which school you suggest me to apply early by november 2011?
I registered to take sat subjects again in october, and sat 1 in november, and act in october. Appreciate your help...</p>
<p>I plan to study architecture. And my college list is:</p>
<p>Princeton
Yale
Upenn
Cornell
RISD
RPI
UMich
SUNY Buffalo
Pratt
Virginia Tech</p>
<p>Give me realistic opinions please. Open to new school suggestions…</p>
<p>Almost no chance to Yale Princeton Upenn or even Cornell. Your SAT scores are simply too low, particularly your CR. Also, I don’t think Ivy’s count Math 1, only Math 2</p>
<p>Ivy’s do count Math 1, but you can’t send in Math I and Math II as your two Subjects tests.</p>
<p>Thank you for info. Any suggestions on where to apply early from my college list? Is it worth to try to apply ivy?</p>
<p>Apply Umich early even there you have a low chance though. Ivys are out of your reach unless you have some crazy hook.</p>
<p>I have quite ok portfolio. How does that help? Also i attended harvard summer school summer of 2011 and took 2 x 4 credit college courses.</p>
<p>What state are you from? You might have a shot at Vtech, but your SAT scores aren’t great. I don’t want to sound overly-critical, but ivies are pretty much out of your reach unless you can get your CR score up to at least a 700+. Hope this helps! :)</p>
<p>Are you American?</p>
<p>Anyway, You should skip the Ivies, because your CR is very low. You are below the 25th %ile for CR at Pratt, MIchigan and RPI, too. IDK about RISD. Maybe try SUNY Buffalo and VT.</p>
<p>Thank you all for info. I am a US citizen Residing overseas. Collegeboard gives me a list of colleges where i can apply based on my sat score. In between those are uc berkeley and ucla. What do you think of these two colleges?</p>