<p>Asian-American
3.4 GPA
23 ACT (25 math, 23 science, 22 english, 21 reading)
Wisconsin resident
Took mostly hard classes, I'm taking 5 college classes this next year.</p>
<p>EC:</p>
<p>Boy Scouts- Earned eagle scout, senior patrol leader, order of the arrow member
FBLA- Contest Chairman, 2nd in state for web page design
Rugby- 2nd in state
Football
School Play</p>
<p>Glad to see Minnesota on the list. :) You'll save $60,000 over 4 years by going to Minnesota over Indiana or MSU. They all rank similar, have similar student bodies and are all in the Big Ten. </p>
<p>I think you'll get in all 3 of the schools. That's a solid GPA, and your test scores are right at the 25% mark of accepted applicants for all the schools.</p>
<p>thanks, you're the guy who suggested minnesota in one of my other threads right?</p>
<p>add some safeties</p>
<p>I've already got a safety, I'm probably gonna either have uw-milwaukee or uw-eau claire as a safety</p>
<p>Yes, I should clarify that Minnesota isn't really the exact same as IU and MSU. MSU and IU are in college towns, while Minnesota is in a big city. MSU and IU both have about 40% of the undergraduates in UG housing, Minnesota only has 20%. So they do have differences in that UMinnesota is somewhat of a commuter school and is in a big city, compared to IU and MSU.</p>
<p>Yea I don't really have preference on if it's a big town/college town.</p>
<p>I'm really good with either, I'm just not wanting to go to a small town</p>
<p>id just like to see others ideas on if ill get in</p>
<p><em>hopes for replies</em></p>
<p>UMinn is an excellent school and the Twin Cities area is a great big-city experience for students, underrated for many years as a commuter school because the U felt an obligation to not turn its backs on kids, esp low & mod income kids from the immediate area. But that doesn’t make it any less than a top quality public U. ... The area around the U is kind of like a college town village right near downtown Minnie ... check it out.</p>