Need help with college

<p>Hey guys, I was wondering how good off I am for college.
I have a 4.8 GPA weighted
4 GPA unweighted
Sat scores are 1610
Class rank is 22 out of 364</p>

<p>Ask that in [What</a> Are My Chances?](<a href=“http://talk.collegeconfidential.com/what-my-chances/]What”>Chance Me / Match Me! - College Confidential Forums) and see the other threads to get an idea of what information you should provide to get an answer.</p>

<p>Depends on where you want to go. Regardless of destination, however, you have pretty mediocre test scores. I also find it odd that you have a 4.8 weighted GPA but are still 22nd in your class- are honors classes out of 5?</p>

<p>Yea people in my school r going crazy over me because of my rank and GPA</p>

<p>What do u mean out of 5?</p>

<p>Well, I can’t tell you much because I have no idea what colleges you plan on applying to, but I can tell you that your school has inflated grades and colleges are going to see that. If you have a 4.8 and are only 22nd in your class and your test scores are not all that great, that is a big sign of grade inflation.</p>

<p>Planning to go to rutgers or tcnj</p>

<p>Also my school has a national blue ribbon of excellence.</p>

<p>National Blue Ribbon of Excellence</p>

<p>“Since the program’s founding, the U. S. Department of Education has bestowed this coveted award on more than 7,000 of America’s schools.”</p>

<p>7,000 is quite a few schools. Not saying it means nothing, but it doesn’t really give you any advantage at all in college admissions.</p>

<p>Yes, but i meant that my school didn’t have inflated grades because I know that being rank 1 is equivalent to being ranked 15 or 10 in other nearby schools. </p>

<p>Anyway do you think I have a good chance for Rutgers and TCNJ.</p>

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<p>As mentioned by Halogen, go to the What are My Chances section. Furthermore, anyone can tell you anything, but I can safely bet that you want to see “yes,” so I’ll say it to save you the hassle of ignoring convention and continuing to wait for someone to chance you. “Yes you have a chance of getting into Rutgers.” Now, take that with a grain of salt and head over to Chances.</p>

<p>As a side note, the phrase should be “well off” not “good off.”</p>