<p>Hi all, like many of you I'm a junior and currently looking at colleges. I'm interested in schools in the New England/Mid-Atlantic area. </p>
<p>My grades are:</p>
<p>GPA: 95.5 (About a 3.9)
SAT: 1970 (first time around, hoping for a 2100+ second time around)</p>
<p>ECs:
Spanish Honor Society
FBLA (Competed at regionals and states)
HOSA (Competed at regionals, officer position for 2 years so far, probably a 3rd coming up)
Key Club (One club position, one state)
Tennis (2 years, going for 3rd senior year)</p>
<p>I'm interested in: Business, Economics, Finance
Education goals: Bachelors in Economics, Finance, or Accounting (not sure which to go for)
Career goals: Something in business, maybe management consulting.</p>
<p>I've been looking at some of the upper-tier and Ivy League schools, but I don't think I'm considered Ivy League materials (some of you guys on here are just..woah, haha). I'm OK with going to a school that's not AS selective, but I do want something that is at least somewhat recognized and that reflects the hard work I've put in to my school work (as in, don't want to go to something that admits 75% of students).</p>
<p>My biggest issue is just finances. My family makes less than $40,000 a year and has no money saved up, so I really need a school with generous financial aid.</p>
<p>My likes: Friendly people. A school that can work hard but play hard as well. Internship opportunities. Helpful advisers. Preferably a suburban or city environment.</p>
<p>Dislikes: School where advisers/faculty just don't care.</p>
<p>Do you have any colleges that might meet these requirements? I've looked at so many but I thought College Confidential would be a good place to ask for some help.</p>