NEW LIST please evaluate...

<p>Okay I've got some new schools on here along with some of the old ones (copy and pasted from my other thread)</p>

<p>My location: California</p>

<p>NEW Schools:</p>

<p>Hampshire College
Emerson
Clark
(Open to other suggestions)</p>

<p>Old (Alread Posted) schools (but please still evaluate):</p>

<p>UC Santa Barbara, Berkeley, Santa Cruz, and Irvine
Pepperdine University
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill (Both parents are alumni)
George Washington University
Chapman University (kinda a local University in Orange, CA)
Cal Poly Pomona
Cal Poly San Luis Obispo
Boston University
and i think thats all</p>

<p>My GPA UW is: 3.6
Weighted is: about 3.8</p>

<p>AP and Honors Classes:</p>

<p>Honors English (9 and 10)
Honors Geometry (9)
Honors Algebra II (10)
Honors Pre-Calc (11)
AP Biology (12, in progress)
AP English (11)
AP English (12, in progress)
AP Calculus AB (12, in progress)</p>

<p>SAT Scores:</p>

<p>CR: 570
Math: 650
Writing: 570
Total: 1790</p>

<p>SAT II's:</p>

<p>US History: 520
Math 2: 650</p>

<p>Extra Curriculars (not many):</p>

<p>Community service club 1 year
Volunteer at the Public Library (about 40 hours total)
Volunteer at a soup kitchet with my church (2 years, once a year)</p>

<p>I'm interested in English related fields and more specifically, Creative Writing.</p>

<p>I'm still looking so I may add others later</p>

<p>bump,,,, anyone at all?</p>

<p>Hampshire College--safe match
Emerson--match
Clark University--match
UC Santa Barbara/UC Irvine--match to slight reach
UC Berkeley--reach
UC Santa Cruz--match
Pepperdine University--slight reach
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill (legacy)--slight reach (OOS)
George Washington University--match
Chapman University--match
Cal Poly Pomona--safety
Cal Poly San Luis Obispo--match
Boston University--safe match</p>

<p>Thanks for the response. finally atleast some relief from all the college app. stress.</p>

<p>Anyone else care to evaluate my chances?</p>

<p>I can't agree that Hampshire is a safe match. I would definitely not give your SAT scores to Hampshire, as they are particularly interested in your reading and writing scores which, for you, are well below their averages. Also, Hampshire is getting MANY more applications than they have in the past. Historically they have had two periods of admission, Fall and Spring, but they have had to completely close the Spring semester of '07 due to too many applicants (I guess many more people enrolled in the Fall than they expected) and they are urging all those potentials to apply for the Fall.</p>

<p>blahblah123-your lack of EC's (unless there are other things you have not mentioned, writing projects perhaps?) will also hurt you at Hampshire. They want bright, motivated students who may not have clicked within the walls of the typical High School experience, but who, when given free time, will build upon their passions to do, or create, something. The stereotype of the slacker going to Hampshire is a false one, in fact, just the opposite is true, Hampshire students have to be able to create something out of nothing, to work hard even without an external structure telling him/her what to do.</p>

<p>k thanks for the advice,</p>

<p>does anyone else have any more evaluations on the schools i've listed?</p>

<p>bumppppppppp</p>

<p>bump, anyone care to evaluate?</p>

<p>blahblah123:</p>

<p>UCB: Super Reach
UCI/UCSB: Slight Reach
UCSC: Match</p>

<p>thanks, i kinda knew those ones but still appreciate the input,</p>

<p>anyone else care to evaluate my chances, maybe for more of the private schools?</p>

<p>buuuuuuuuump..</p>

<p>bumpskies.......</p>

<p>look at my chances
CR:530,MATH:730,W:630
GPA,unweighted:3.75
volunteered at few places,school captain for 2 yrs,international student</p>