How Much Everyone Loves Chances

<p>I am trying to get an idea on my chances not only for admission but also for merit scholarships at
UNC-CH
UMich
Wash Univ St. Louis
Davidson
UVa
and maybe Harvard as a reach.</p>

<p>GPA 4.0 (UW) 4.75 (W)
Class- 22/496
Big City, TEXAS
SAT-Reading- 720 Math- 740 Writing- 730</p>

<p>APs
World History 5
English Language 5
Environmental Science 5
US History 5
Calculus 2---- BAD TEACHER.. I didn't even know the format.. don't get me started..</p>

<p>Senior Schedule--AP Human Geo-AP English Lit-Hon. Yearbook 3-AP Macroeconomics-Hon. Anatomy-AP Art History-Varsity Tennis-AP Gov't-AP Comp. Gov't</p>

<p>Activities-
---Yearbook- 10th, 11th, 12th
Editor in Chief
---Student Council- 9-12
Officer, Leading Member
---United High School Council 11th & 12th
Member and President
---Spirit Crew 12th
Crew Leader
---National Honor Society 12th
Vice President
---Link Crew 10th, 11th
Group Leader
---Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation Walk to Cure Diabetes (I have diabetes! YEA!)
8th-12th Team Creater and Leader over $50,000 raised
---Varsity Tennis 9th-12th
Mixed Doubles-- City Wide Champs
---Youth Group 9th-12th
Jobs:
--Work at Vet Clinic 20 hours a week since Freshman Year
--Founder/Owner of a Computer Company that produces DVD slide shows of student activities</p>

<p>I tried to be brief but that's about it. I spend a lot of time in all of my activities but I didn't want to but the hours involved and such. I hope my essays push me over the top. I am writing about my best friend, who's also diabetic!</p>

<p>Any ideas guys?
Don't be afraid to be honest.</p>

<p>.....this should be in the WHAT ARE MY CHANCES section. Just maybe.</p>

<p>Oh sorry. I didn't know there was one.</p>

<p>Ok...hmm, guess ill be the first person to actually chance you.
Well, you have a good shot for all of the schools (except Harvard. But even then you have a reasonable chance) Wash U is a really good school. So if you're really considering it, (im applying there too by the way) I only live 10 min away from it and I spend a lot of time on campus, so i could answer any questions you might have.</p>

<p>Check the common data sets. For meaningful merit you will need to have all stats near the top of the pool, at least above their 75th percentile numbers.</p>

<p>Are you the only val of your class? Are you retaking SATs?</p>

<p>Whoops, saw the rank. Harvard would be VERY tough.</p>

<p>My school is kind of ridiculous. In order to be valedictorian, you have to 1-be in band and 2-never take any sports. If I took my GPA to any other school in my Urban district I would be valedictorian by a .2 margin. Ridiculous. But to answer your question no, I won't be retaking the SAT, its too late for me. </p>

<p>Any ideas on that 75% range?</p>

<p>Rough idea, at Harvard it's about 1580 (it may even be 1600 last year) and I'm guessing 1550 at WAshU. Top of class for both.</p>