<p>Penn
Northwestern
Georgetown
UCLA
UVA/Emory
Boston College
NYU
Michigan</p>
<p>Hmm...can we add UChicago to this list?</p>
<p>my stats are 1900 sat (640 verb and math 620 writting) 3.75 gpa (hopefully higher this week) really good ecs and recs</p>
<p>i want to study business and those were basically my reach schools. (so mabey thinking stern not the college at nyu, dont know if that changes anything)</p>
<p>emory is as selective as uva out of state?</p>
<p>do i stand a chance at any of those schools?</p>
<p>Penn
U of Chicago/Northwestern
Gtown
Emory
UVA/UCLA</p>
<p>the rest idk</p>
<p>if u by median sat of entering class</p>
<p>it would be</p>
<p>Chicago
Penn
Northwestern
Gtown
Emory
UVA
UVLA</p>
<p>u go by acceptance rates</p>
<p>Penn
Gtown/UVA/UCLA
chicago
emory</p>
<p>idk....</p>
<p>Penn
Northwestern
Georgetown/ U of Chicago (despite its higher acceptance rate, the school still holds incredibly high standards for the people they choose to accept.)
UCLA/Emory
UVA
Boston College/NYU
Michigan</p>
<p>The acceptance rate for Georgetown has consistently been a fair bit lower than UVA, UCLA, Northwestern going back at least 15-20 years and is actually closer to Penn than these schools are to Georgetown. The chances of a particular getting into Georgetown more easily because of self-selecting and in-state applicant pool charcateristics of some of these other schools, that is up for debate.</p>