I need more schools?!?!?

Chance Me / Match Me!
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<p>Applied -
SUNY Stony Brook
Penn State</p>

<p>Applying -
University of Delaware
University of Massachusetts - Amherst</p>

<p>Gpa - 83
SATs - 1200/1600, 1680/2400, Math - 670, CR - 530, Writing - 480
Classes - Half of all classes were honors but no APs
Rank - 151/295 Bottom 50% any other school in country I would be top 50%.
EC's - Varsity Soccer
Major - Mechanical Engineering</p>

<p>I know I need to apply to more schools which ones should I apply to?
School that -
I will get in
Well recognized engineering program
Big school
Northeast</p>

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<p>I think you’re going to have a hard time getting into Penn State or UDel.</p>

<p>You should apply to UConn, Quinnipiac, University of New Hampshire</p>

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<p>you should apply to syracuse! they have the major you want good athletics and it seems like you would get in fairly easily</p>

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<p>University of Maryland?</p>

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<p>I will think about it, I have to pay for applications myself because I am applying to a lot of reach schools and my parents think I should apply to these lower-end schools.</p>

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<p>i would definitely recommend applying to syracuse. how about drexel? their engineering program has a great reputation in the philadelphia area and i’m sure it’s well-recognized around the country as well. you would definitely get in.</p>

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<p>UConn, Syracuse, and New Hampshire are all possibilities.</p>

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<p>RPI has a mech engineering program iirc, could be wrong.</p>

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<p>I don’t think I will get I will get into RPI.</p>

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<p>Updated list -
Stony Brook
Penn State
U of Delaware
U of Mass
U of NH
Syracuse
UConn</p>

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<p>So New England and Mid-Atlantic schools…maybe try Villanova</p>

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<p>I wish I could go to Villanova, but I need schools that I have a good chance of getting into.</p>

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<p>university of delaware requires 3.6 GPA (about 90 - 91%). Your CR and Writing scores are a bit low. I’d say its a high reach.</p>

<p>University of Massachusetts - Amherst also requires GPA around 3.6. But Your SAT scores are a match for the school.</p>

<p>Just write a great essay, get good recomendations and show interest in the schools in your application.</p>

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<p>I second Drexel. Good school, meets your criteria, and you can get in. Also, as others have mentioned, try state schools in New England, they should work. Good luck.</p>

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<p>try northeastern</p>

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<p>I wouldn’t be able to live a big city like that.</p>

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<p>Take a look at Clarkson. It is waaaaay upstate NY, with more cows than people in the county. But the town of Potsdam has 2 colleges and is a neat place to go to school if you don’t mind the cold.</p>

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<p>WPI (Worchester) and RIT (Rochester) are both respectable engineering schools that you have a good shot at. WPI’s in MA while RIT is upstate New York. You should also look at Northeastern, Hofstra, and Fairfield–they all have your major.</p>

<p>As for state schools, University of Vermont, URI, CCSU (Central CT…good safety school), and York College of PA are all within your reach. Good luck!</p>

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<p>I say Syracuse is a good option. Another is Drexel. U of NH is easy to get into of what i’ve heard. idk.</p>

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<p>University of Maine, Orono, is well-respected for engineering. Nice college town. Winter may be less severe than in parts NY state, partly because there is more sun in Maine.</p>