Like OMG!!!!

<p>i am a first generation Korean male, in junior year, PA
2nd in my family to go to college</p>

<p>3.65 gpa, on a standard 4.0 scale, it would be about a 3.45 i think
my school scale goes up to 4.6, but it is actually impossible to get above a 4.3
3.65 of 4.6 is equivalent to a 3.45 of 4.0 (my school is really messed up... difference between a- and b+ is .7)
weighted scale goes 4.6 a+, 4.4 a, 4.2 a-, 3.5 b+, 3.3 b, 3.1 b-
i go to a public school in pennsylvania, one of the best in the state, highest rate of students that go off to college, and we always rank 1-3 in all standardized tests</p>

<p>around 1980-2060 SAT I</p>

<p>school doesnt rank</p>

<p>i take all honors credits, except art major, but i am on my way to take ap studio art as a senior
orchestra 4 years secretary
tennis 4 years
volunteer at hospital 100+ hrs
physics olympics captain
participitant in school news paper
took a summer course at yale u.
CEO of PFEW team (pennsylvania free enterprise week, business camp)
winter track 2 years
student ambassador club
relay for life participant
model congress 2 years
mock trial 2 years</p>

<p>recommendations from good teachers, 1 from the CEO of PFEW, another from my company advisor who used to be a financial advisor at a big company,
im pretty good with essays</p>

<p>what are my chances in getting in the following:</p>

<p>Vanderbilt U.
Emory U.
USC
UNC
Macalester College
Whitman College
Bucknell U
GW U.
Occidental College
Pepperdine U.
U. Wisconsin- Mad.</p>

<p>also, any other schools you reccomend thats a "match" school for me</p>

<p>Purdue, Indiana Bloomington, Wisconsin Madison, UVA
UC berkley</p>

<p>UVA and Berk aren't matches, jeeze.</p>

<p>what about my other schools? do i have a shot</p>

<p>I'm applying to Madison too, this is really helpful...
<a href="http://www.admissions.wisc.edu/images/freshmanExpectations2006.pdf%5B/url%5D"&gt;http://www.admissions.wisc.edu/images/freshmanExpectations2006.pdf&lt;/a>
The chart gives you about a 55% shot.</p>

<p>yea i think you have a shot, hard to say without a class rank tho.</p>

<p>even vanderbilt and emory?
i keep seeing people on the message board with 2150 sat and 3.8 of 4.0 gpa and stuff gettign worried</p>

<p>Don't waste your time and applying to UNC unless your SATs are much higher. As for USC, you have a chance but the chance would be much better at the University of South Carolina than at the University of Southern California.</p>

<p>south carolina? ha</p>

<p>what about vanderbilt adn emory?!
i didnt think i could get into unc either</p>

<p>o by the way, a representative of emory admissions will be visitng my school tommorow, put down some questions if you want me to find out answers</p>

<p>bump to first page</p>