<p>so, what are my chances for a good (full) scholarship to University of Alabama?</p>
<p>GPA-- 88
ACT-- 24 freshman, 28 junior (35 reading, 32 English, 24 math, 22 science)
PSAT-- 171 sophomore, 191 junior</p>
<p>I took the ACT again last week.. I may have made a 30+, not sure, though.</p>
<p>and, what are my chances of getting into:
UVA
U of Washington
U of Maryland
NYU
Washington College</p>
<p>Those are some very vague stats. What are your ECs? Is that a college prep GPA or do you take mostly honors and AP/IB?</p>
<p>I go to a pretty shabby public school-- There are only 2 honors classes, which I'm taking. I will take classes at the local CC this summer and most of the school day next year (I'm a junior)
ECs--
Scholars' Bowl
Student Council
Tennis
Church
Student Broadcasting
Yearbook Staff (hopefully)</p>
<p>Bama Match
UVA Reacccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccccch
U of Washington See abov
U of Maryland see above
NYU see above
Washington College dont know it</p>
<p>is "reach" a nice way of saying no chance?</p>
<p>No one has "no chance." You have a very, very small chance for UVA, and you need to be prepared for that.</p>
<p>Work on bringing up your GPA, test scores. Your ECs look fine (just show commitment in them).</p>
<p>For NHS...do they send you another invitation if you get above a 3.5 sophomore year or is it based on cumm.?</p>
<p>At my school it's cumm.</p>
<p>cumm. here as well.</p>
<p>Okay, UPDATE:</p>
<p>ACT composite 31
English 32
Math 25
Reading 35
Science 30</p>
<p>does that change anything?</p>
<p>cumm for nhs... and its not like you're in nhs and you could get into those schools, it really depends on your stats</p>
<p>i think depending on your committment to your ec's it'd be a good hook</p>
<p>but i wouldnt apply to uva or wash & mary... they're competitive schools that would usually need a gpa above that of an 88 to get into</p>
<p>university of maryland is probably a reach/almost match - if your bring your gpa up</p>
<p>"but i wouldnt apply to uva or wash & mary... they're competitive schools that would usually need a gpa above that of an 88 to get into"</p>
<p>let her apply, she has a chance juts like everyone else</p>