<p>2.1 GPA, 1000/1600, 1640/2400 SAT's ... did some EC/Activities such as volunteering at church, going on mission trips for the needy, volunteering at library, tae kwon do, and a club member.</p>
<p>Seton Hall? Stockton? Rider? Rutgers-Newark?</p>
<p>What do you plan on majoring in?</p>
<p>^psychology or business. probably undecided, but those two interest me. why?</p>
<p>None are sure things in my mind. Also think about Fairleigh Dickinson; Monmouth; William Patterson; Kean; Caldwell; Bloomfield</p>
<p>Good luck</p>
<p>Personally I don’t want to put you down, but being honest I don’t think you can get into Seton Hall or Rider. I would say you should also look at Montclair and if your a minority even asian then there is this one program that Montclair does. It requires you having a certain GPA and family income, I’m not sure if you qualify but it’s a pretty low GPA requirement maybe under a 2.5? You can apply to that program while you apply for your colleges and maybe have a better chance. Good luck though. I would maybe even recommend you going to your community college for a year or two and transferring out. Just do really well while your there and maybe you can attend Rutgers-NB. If I were you I’d just go to a CC then transfer to Rutgers-NB, however you should concentrate on academics VERY seriously. Good luck though once again.</p>
<p>Centenary College in Hackettstown? You would definitely be in.</p>
<p>Centenary and Montclair are very good ideas</p>
<p>How about Pace University in lower Manhattan?</p>
<p>i doubt you’ll be able to get into montclair with a 2.1 gpa even though ur sats are there, Kean, Caldwell, Bloomfield,Centenary,William Patterson are possibilties. Rider prob not and seton hall most likely not =/</p>
<p>rider is a JOKE to get into… don’t even worry about that one.</p>
<p>Very doubtful to get into Seton Hall with your challenged gpa. Even with a solid explanation, you gpa will make many 4 year schools pass.You’d probably get into Centenary, but it’s debatable whether it’s worth the additional cost above that of a strong community college. How about West Chester (Pa.), Univ. Rhode Island or Univ. New Haven? Check the webste <a href=“http://www.CollegeData%5B/url%5D”>www.CollegeData</a> @ the “See Who’s Gettin In Where” section for comparison.</p>