Junior girl for UVA, UNC, and Vanderbilt

Chance Me / Match Me!
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<p>-I am a junior, and I am applying to UVA Nursing School, UNC Chapel Hill, Vanderbilt, Georgetown Nursing School, and a few backups. I am not in state for any of these schools
-I expect to have a 95 GPA by the end of the semester from a very difficult and well-known private school
-SAT Scores are: 720 math, 720 critical reading, and 740 writing
- I have extensive volunteer experience (over 400 hours to date, and I have won several awards for my service) and I am currently the head of a project to build a library for homeless women and children
- I have a lot of hospital experience (useful for nursing school) and I am working in a clinic this summer
-I have lettered 3 times as an Athletic Student Trainer
-I have made Honor Roll every semester of high school
-I scored a 221 on my PSAT, so I am hoping to be a National Merit Finalist
-I have also taken 3 honors classes and will take 6 APs by the end of high school</p>

<p>I would SO appreciate some feedback! I have tried to post this several times but I haven't had any responses! Thanks!</p>

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<p>Uhhh, I think you’re very well off right now. You should definitely get into UNC, UVa, Vandy, and GT. I have a feeling you knew you were qualified though.</p>

<p>Your weakness would probably only be SAT, which doesn’t say much.</p>

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<p>I’m pretty sure you’ll get in to the majority of these schools.</p>

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<p>Yeah I’d agree. If anything, you don’t have too many clubs but you can just take up more leadership or organize a fundraiser or something for the organization and make up for it. SAT’s are pretty good, so are PSAT and a 95 GPA (3.8 btw, just divide the number by 25).</p>

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<p>I actually realize a few things I forgot to put down:
-I am a leader for a Christian club for junior high students
-I will be a head student athletic trainer next year
-But my main club is the organization I volunteer for- and the current project I am working out actually involves me organizing over a hundred volunteers and running a huge book drive</p>