<p>Hey,</p>
<p>Small public HS in rural Ohio
GPA: 3.9
ACT: 33
SAT II: I take Spanish and Literature tests Dec. 3rd
HS Rank: 6 of 90
*For ND: legacy</p>
<p>Course Load: toughest that my HS offered - AP Calc, AP Chem, AP Eng, 4 yr Spanish, senior year internship at a law firm</p>
<p>Activities: 4-H (president), NHS (newsreporter), 3 yrs of basketball, 2 years golf, newspaper staff, alter server, member of a writers workshop</p>
<p>Service: volunteer at bible school, tutor, helped at elderly home in Guatamala, lots of hours through 4-H </p>
<p>Enough info? (I'm new here)</p>
<p>I'd appreciate your thoughts, thanks</p>
<p>............ bump.</p>
<p>Your ACT is on the higher end of their median 50 percent and GPA looks good :)</p>
<p>Which of those schools - ND, Oberlin, Northwestern - would be hardest for me to be admitted to? And which would be easiest?</p>
sr6622
November 16, 2005, 3:32pm
6
<p>Northwestern would be the hardest...</p>
<p>What awards do you have?</p>
<p>Nothing substantial in my awards catorgory: HS Foreign Language Award and Spanish awards, 4-H county winner in Newsreporting, and honor roll</p>
par72
November 19, 2005, 9:03am
9
<p>Might look at Holy Cross-very good school 1 hour from Boston. HC is a smaller version of Notre Dame.</p>
<p>Is this a junior or senior?</p>
OneMom
November 20, 2005, 7:38am
13
<p>ACT, GPA, and legacy are all to the good. Rural helps at a lot of places, too. I think that you will do OK with your choices-you should get into two, or all three. I assume that you have one or two safety schools.</p>
<p>Yes, Univ. of Dayton is my safety school. Are there any other schools that would be good safeties for me?</p>
liz_1
November 20, 2005, 10:20pm
15
<p>you've got a good chance at all those schools. northwestern's a slight reach.</p>
<p>I have gotten quite a few A-'s in the last few years. Will these colleges convert those A-'s to something lower than a 4.0 and will my chances be hurt?</p>
<p>Anyone know whether having a lot of A-'s will hurt my application?</p>
liz_1
November 22, 2005, 2:46pm
18
<p>From what I heard, most colleges consider A- an A. It depends for each college, go call em up</p>