<p>My College List: Boston University, University of Conn, Emory, Cornell, Northeastern University, John Hopkins, SUNY Binghamton, McGill, University of Virginia, University of Southern California</p>
<p>General Info:
Asian
Female
International
Attended all my high school years in Kazakhstan
Mid-high income
Regular course load</p>
<p>Stats: </p>
<p>UW GPA: 3.5</p>
<p>SAT Score: 2010
690 CR
680 Math
640 Writing</p>
<p>Recommendations (3 teachers): one is outstanding, and the other 2 are good </p>
<p>Extracurriculars (my school doesn't have a lot of extracurriculars):</p>
<p>National Honor Society
Student Council (Vice President of entire HS)
Helping Hands Charity Organization (Secretary)
Math Honor Society
Varsity Basketball
Varsity Volleyball
Prom Committee (Head of Promotions)
School Band (trumpet)</p>
<p>Boston University- Match
Emory- High Match
UConn- Match
Cornell- Reach
John Hopkins- Reach
Northeastern- High Match
UVA- Low reach
And I don’t know about SUNY Binghamton, McGill, and University of Southern California.</p>
<p>BU-match
Emory-high match
Cornell-reach
JHU- high reach
UVA-high match
UConn-low match-match
idk much about others, so those are the comments that I have.</p>
<p>McGill will depend on the program you are applying to. Their first round of admissions is very numbers-based, so check their website if your SATs and GPA match up. You should be good for the less competitive programs.</p>
<p>Boston University: Match
University of Conn: High Match (High match means a higher possibility of getting accepted).
Emory: Good Match
Cornell: Reach!
Northeastern University: High Match
John Hopkins: Low Match/Reach
SUNY Binghamton: High match, you’re most probably getting in
University of Virginia: Match
Don’t know much about McGill or University of Southern California
Best of luck to you!! Hope you get in everywhere you would like to go!</p>
<p>Here’s my view. You’ll need some safeties. As an international student, you don’t have any in-state affiliation and all those schools listed see much higher stats than yours. For reference, my son had 2290 SAT, outstanding ECs, and interviews very well didn’t get into some of these schools. You’re right to be scared if you only apply to these. Sorry. Just trying to be realistic.</p>
<p>Boston University - match/high match
University of Conn - match/high match
Emory- reach
Cornell - high reach
Northeastern University - high match
John Hopkins - high reach
SUNY Binghamton - high match
McGill - match (not as familiar)
University of Virginia - reach
University of Southern California - high match</p>
<p>Boston University - match
University of Conn - match
Emory- mid reach
Cornell - high reach
Northeastern - match
John Hopkins - high reach
SUNY Binghamton - match
University of Virginia - reach</p>
<p>Your GPA by itself isnt really good enough for some of the more top-tier schools you listed and your SAT is decent but not spectacular. The good recs should certainly help you out though, and your ECs are varied well between leadership roles and team-oriented positions. </p>
<p>Boston University- Match
Emory- low reach/high match (they basically mean the same thing!)
UConn- Match
Cornell- Reach (I really wouldn’t bother)
John Hopkins- Reach
Northeastern- High Match/low reach
UVA- Low reach
McGill- match
USC- high match/low reach</p>
will chance back! </p>
Hope you get in everywhere you would like to go!</p>