Currently a senior and here are the schools that I am possibly planning on applying to/have applied to:
Columbia University (ED)
Brown University
Dartmouth College
Princeton University
Yale University
University of Pennsylvania (Huntsman Program)
University of Michigan-Ann Arbor
University of British Columbia-Vancouver
Northwestern
University of Southern California
UCLA
Howard University (Applied)
Tulane University (Applied)
Hampden-Sydney College (Applied)
DePaul University (Applied)
Rhodes College (Applied)
Stats
Weighted GPA: 4.2
ACT: 32 (E:33/CR:34/M:29/S:30/W:7/E+W:29) [Retaking in October]
SAT IIs: Lit: 720 Spanish: 670 (retaking) Biology: 650 (retaking)
Ethnicity: African-American
Gender: M
Senior Course Load
IB Biology, Spanish, Economics HL, Math and English SL, Theory of Knowledge, Physics
Other stuff: 500+ Hours of volunteer work, few local and state level awards, co-captain of varsity sport team, president of two clubs
I’m looking for some more match/low-reach schools preferably not in the South and also in or near a large (>200,000) city, and also maybe to cut some schools off of my really long list.
Choose between Brown OR Dartmouth, Princeton OR Yale. Cut UCLA unless your parents can pay 60K/year out of pocket.
Possibilities: UMD College Park, Penn State/Schreyer, Umass Honors.
Interests? goals? That should drive choice of where to apply. When it says 'applied" does that mean you have already applied to those? Are you interested in business? International policy?
Sorry it took me so long to reply to this thread! I’m interested in IR/IS/Public policy related majors, but would like to pursue a minor or possibly a major in Spanish or French. Study abroad is very important (would like to spend at least a semester or an entire year abroad). My unweighted GPA is greater than 3.5, and yes my parents can pay OOS tuition