Likelihood of getting into UNH? Chance me please.

Chance Me / Match Me!
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<p>Hello. I'm currently a junior right now, and thinking about the college process. I plan on taking the June SAT when the time comes. As it stands now, my GPA is roughly 3.2. I don't intend on taking any Advanced Placement classes, but I have been in honors. Here are the honors classes I have taken to date:</p>

<p>US History 1
Junior English
US History 2
French 3 pt 1
Economics (next year)
French 3 pt 2 (next year to fulfill the third year of foreign language)
College Composition (this one depends on if I get accepted...there's an application process behind honors English senior year)</p>

<p>My ability in math, however, is lacking. I received a C overall in Geometry and Algebra II. All that I am eligible to take next year is a business math course, and I'm worried that this will harm my chances of getting in. Also, a brochure I picked up about UNH says that the average GPA is like 3.3, and expects consistent B+ grades, which I do not have. It's almost always B's and C's. Next year I plan on taking Physics and Organic Chemistry, but I'm contemplating removing organic Chemistry since it may not be necessary, as I'm struggling enough in Chemistry as it is. So, what are my chances?</p>

<p>Also, I don't do any extracurriculars. I've only been in two clubs for like 3 months each my Freshmen year. Not sure if this matters too much, though.</p>

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<p>bumping this</p>

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<p>Do you live in New Hampshire? I’d say you have a pretty good chance. It’s always a good idea to have a safety, but I really think you’ll get in. :)</p>

<p>And definitely take Organic Chemistry next year!</p>

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<p>I think so, but I cannot emphasize more the importance of EC’s.
Try hard on your SAT’s. With a public school like UNH, the tangible scores could matter a bunch.</p>

<p>If you push up your EC’s (extracurriculars), and you own your SAT’s (~1900), count yourself in.</p>