My chances @ UVM!

Colleges and Universities A-Z University of Vermont
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<p>GPA: 3.2 (it will be a bit higher soon because there is an error in my transcript)</p>

<p>ACT: Composite-28 (english 27, reading 30, math 27, science 27), Writing - 10/12</p>

<p>I've taken Honors Earth Science, Honors American Literature & Comp, accelerated math since 7th grade, Honors World Lit & Comp, AP European History (I got a 3 on the AP test which is 8 credits @ MSU), AP Psychology (5 on the AP test, I think 4 credits @ MSU)</p>

<p>My senior year I'm taking AP Statistics, AP World History, AP English Lit, Geology (for college credit), Spanish III, Economics, and a ceramics class.</p>

<p>I played tennis for three years, i've been playing the piano since i was seven, part of the InterAct club (volunteer group), summer job where students run a business, and ski club since sixth grade.</p>

<p>I also participated in Girls State this summer at Michigan State University for a week. Only 300 girls from the state of Michigan were selected to go.</p>

<p>OH yeah, and I'm an OOS girl if that helps at all.</p>

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<p>With an ACT score of 28 you have a good chance of getting into UVM. I would like to say that your high school course load is much more rigorous than the students I met when I attended there.</p>

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<p>Ok thanks. I also got an email saying that I get a VIP application. What does that mean and does everybody else get it too?</p>

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<p>Many good students get it but certainly not everyone. Its a good deal - no fee, and early review (within 3 weeks of submission). Makes UVM essentially rolling admissions - which is great if UVM is a place you would want to be. Better check with your parents, though - UVM ain’t cheap.</p>

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<p>The earlier you send in the VIP application, the better the chance to get a reply in the three week period. My S sent it in later when all the RD apps were coming in and it took longer than the three weeks.</p>