<p>Can anybody give me a list of good colleges in NC that will accept a SAT (CR +Math) score of 1050, AP Bio 5, class rank 58/440, SATII Bio 680 and GPA 3.8.</p>
<p>Lenoir-Rhyne
Wingate
Appalachian State
Belmont Abbey
Barton
Catawba
High Point</p>
<p>I personally like Lenoir-Rhyne a lot. I thought about applying there. But I decided to stay in-state (South Carolina).</p>
<p>Do you think I've chances in UNC Chapelhill or NC State?</p>
<p>If you live in North Carolina, definitely.</p>
<p>Have you thought about Wake Forest?</p>
<p>SAT's are probably too low for CH, but you could give it a shot (especially if a huge disparity exists between the M/V). UNC-Wilmington is a really nice school, I really liked it when I visited. If you are interested in biology, UNCW has a really highly rated marine biology program (and it is 10-15 minutes from the beach).</p>
<p>Maybe UNC-Asheville, UNC Charlotte, Lees-McRae, or Lenoir-Rhyne. If you're willing to look a little into SC, Wofford. </p>
<p>I think stats are too low for Chapel Hill and Wake Forest. I don't really know about NC State.</p>
<p>Well, my stats might have been higher if I came to US two or three years before. I came to US in November last year.And my high school counselors messed up my grades. In my country in English 70 was A.But here it is C. What was A in my country is C over here. Now I make all As and Im enrolled in all AP and honors clases.And I always make the highest grade but my class rank and gpa is lower than others.
The SAT is also being quite difficult for me because of maths. I never did those maths before.
Do you think colleges are going to consider all this?</p>
<p>They might consider all of that but I don't think it will make that much difference because there are people who do have the stats, even people who recently immigrated to the US. I don't think they will excuse your lower stats for that reason and just accept you anyway. At least I can't see schools like Chapel Hill doing that when they have so many applicants with much higher stats. It's worth a shot though. </p>
<p>I do think you have a shot at some schools people have listed here. Are you in-state or out-of-state?</p>
<p>I'm instate.</p>
<p>Im planning to give the SAT again in January 27. But the last day for chapel hill application is January 15th. Do i have to give the college my DEC SAT Score? I really wish they were considering my JAN score. I hope that will be higher than the Dec one.
Last year, when I got admitted my class rank was 119/440. After I took all AP bio class and other honors class my rank now is 58/440. This semester I took more AP classes. I hope my class rank will be even higher.But in my high school class rank will be adjusted in February.Is chapelhill going to accept my transcript if i give it later( i.e in February, after the admisison deadline?)</p>
<p>i think they might still accept your jan scores if you explain your situation to them.</p>
<p>"And my high school counselors messed up my grades. In my country in English 70 was A.But here it is C. What was A in my country is C over here."</p>
<p>Can't you talk to your guidance counselors?</p>
<p>I did. But they didn't care.
There are few international students in my school. I guess my counselors don't know much about conversion of international grading.</p>
<p>You're GC's didn't care? Have you taken this up the ladder (Principal, Dean of Students, etc)? Your GC's are supposed to care, they're getting paid for that job, to be a GC, not just data entry clerks.</p>
<p>"You're GC's didn't care? Have you taken this up the ladder (Principal, Dean of Students, etc)? Your GC's are supposed to care, they're getting paid for that job, to be a GC, not just data entry clerks."</p>
<p>That's not news to me. At my school, everyone has beef with the guidance department. GCs at my school, don't care about anything, they do everything half-ass just to get you out of their office.</p>
<p>But to the OP i think you should try every NC school you like, your SAT scores aren't great, but everything else is pretty strong so i think you have a good shot at some good colleges.</p>