Me again! with some new schools

Chance Me / Match Me!
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<p>Just want an evaluation from you college geniuses:</p>

<p>Reach: University of Michigan-Ann Arbor, University of Texas-Austin, UNC-Chapel Hill
Target Schools- University of Wisconsin-Madison, University of Illinois-Urbana-Champaign, University of Washington-Seattle, Penn State
Safety: Univeristy of Arizona</p>

<p>I am a white male from Texas. I go to AN EXTREMELY competitive high school.
Rank: 126/700 (19th percentile)
GPA: 4.20 (SChool doesnt do unweighted)</p>

<p>ACT: SUbmitting 2 scores
- Comp 28 with 8 on writing
- Comp 27 with 11 on writing</p>

<p>Freshmen Year:
Pre-AP English 1: B/B
Pre-AP Geometry: A/A
Advanced Biology: A/A
Pre-AP Geography: B/B
Speech (Requirement): A/A
Pre-IB Spanish 1: A/A</p>

<p>Sophomore Year:
Pre-AP English 2: B/B
Pre-AP Algebra 2: B/B
Advanced Chemisty: A/A
Academic World History: A/A
Advacned Computer Publishing: A/A
Theatre Production: A/A
Pre-IB Spanish 2: B/B</p>

<p>Junior Year:
AP English Language: A/B
AP US History: A/A
Advanced Pre-Cal: A/A
AP Spanish 3: B/B
Honors Newspaper: A/A
AP Human Geography A (one semes.)
Honors Geology A (one semes.)</p>

<p>Senior Year:
AP Calclulus AB: B
Dual-credit English Comp.: A
Advanced Physics: A
AP US government: A
Honors Newpaper A
AP Psychology: A</p>

<p>Extra-Curriculars:
Editor-in-Chief of School Newspaper
Captain of School tennis team
NHS
Secreatry of SADD
Interned at Radio Disney
Job at grocery store
Hebrew Club
Spanish Club
Internship at Houston Arboretum
President of Youth Group
Lots of awards and more stuff that I dont feel like typing out!</p>

<p>AP Scores:
US hist-4
Hum. Geo- 5</p>

<p>Chance me please!!</p>

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<p>ide say ur in to all of em...depending on ur sats(which u didnt say)
but
if u got like over a 1250
i would say U mich is a match...
i dunno about the other two that say reach...cause i never looked into them</p>

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<p>I disagree with the above poster on Michigan. The OP's UM GPA is a 3.55, and their ACT is a 28. Considering the OOS status and the below average numbers (remember, as a public, it's very numbers based), it's a reach. And North Carolina is an even bigger reach, even harder to get into OOS as a freshman (acceptace rate around 19% for OOS freshmen, comparable to ivy leagues). </p>

<p>Make sure to send a recommendation with your Wisconsin application, it makes a difference. If you are looking for financial aid, don't expect much. I got $400. Although local alumni clubs do give $2000 grants, it still doesn't make much of a difference in OOS tuition. Same can be said with Illinois and aid/admission. Texas is the big question mark here, i'd say 50/50 because of your class rank, and how the top 10% have guaranteed spots, whereas you don't.</p>

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<p>Thanks guys...anyone else?</p>