<p>I feel like I need one or two more fit schools. I can't think of any right now on the top of my head so... I prefer it to be in the northeast....</p>
<p>Stats:
- Female; Filipino (Asian)
- Private Catholic High School in New Jersey
- GPA: 3.43 Unweighted. Around 3.7-3.8 Weighted probably.
- Rank: 20/129
- Full IB Diploma Candidate</p>
<p>Classes:
- IB English HL
- IB Psychology HL
- IB History HL
- IB Spanish B SL
- IB Math Studies SL
- IB Chemistry SL</p>
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<li>Combined SAT: 1680
Taken three times :/ </li>
<li>Planning to take SAT II this Saturday for Literature and Math 1. I did take them before, did decent but not good enough.</li>
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<p>Clubs:
- O Ambassadors (3 years. Started my sophomore year though), Asian Interest (4 years), Spirit Committee (Senior only club). No leadership positions.</p>
<p>Other:
- Community Service at Hospital for 40hrs as an aid.</p>
<p>On my list so far is BostonU, Fordham, Rutgers, UConn, Temple, Seton Hall, Fairleigh.</p>
<p>I'm interested in Accounting or in International Relations. I'm set on on Business though.</p>
<p>I’d say BU is a reach for you. Rutgers may be a reach also if you want New Brunswick campus. I had the same SAT score as you with a 3.4 GPA at a VERY competitive public school in Jersey also and was waitlisted. UConn may be a reach also. However, with the schools you put you pretty much got the better schools in Jersey even though Fairleigh is an ultra safety for you. It’s pretty much out of state schools so I would maybe recommend you going for Penn State? Do the 2 years at the branch schools and then move to University Park for your Jr./Sr. year? Try SUNY Binghamton also even though it may be a slight reach.</p>
<p>Syracuse has a good double major program; you can do their Maxwell house of Public Affairs and their business school (I forget the name?)… Your SATs might be a little low though. Try to get an interview, those help! And, if there is a reason you aren’t good at standardized testing (ADD, etc?) write about it in your statement.</p>