Jhu bio chances??

Colleges and Universities A-Z Johns Hopkins University
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<p>I would love to attend JHU, but I feel applying for the bio major at this school decreasing acceptance chances...so chance me?</p>

<p>AFTER 1st semester senior year:</p>

<p>GPA:
W: 4.49
UW: 3.89</p>

<p>ACT:
34 (35 English, 35 Math, 34 Reading, 32 Science)
11 in Writing</p>

<p>AP Exams:
Biology: 5
Chemistry: 5
Calc BC: 5
English Lit. and Comp: 4
(Will take Physics, Macro, Micro, and Spanish Lang)</p>

<p>This year I'm taking Calculus 3 through University of Illinois, as well as all other AP Classes. </p>

<p>I have pretty average EC's. Only remarkable thing I've done is volunteer is a third world country's hospital.</p>

<p>Other EC’s:
Ran Track and Field Freshman and Sophmore year
Member of BPA (made state)
Member of TARC
Volunteer
Tutor (inside and outside school)</p>

<p>My essay's are very personal to where I come from and how I was raised. I can attach if asked for it. Those who have read mine really liked them</p>

<p>I'm a foreign born, white female. (I was born and raised in Albania)</p>

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<p>Applying as a bio major in no way decreases your chance for acceptance. Your chances would be the same whether you apply as a bio major or a history major or any other major, with the exception of BME.</p>

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<p>^ Indeed. Even with BME, your chances only decrease for the BME program specifically, but you can still get accepted into the university while not the BME program itself.</p>

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<p>Hmmmm ok thank you so much…but Where do my chances of getting accepted stand regardless?</p>

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<p>^since none of us are admissions officers we obviously can’t say for sure. Probably like a low reach or high match.</p>

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<p>Hopefully it’s one of those, do they heavily consider mid year reports?</p>

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<p>Are mid year reports consider as well?</p>