Northwestern Bound???

Chance Me / Match Me!
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<p>I'm a junior in high school and want to know my chances for these colleges:
Northwestern University- top choice
University of Maryland
University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill
Syracuse University
Cornell University</p>

<p>I want to be a journalist and am especially interested in sports journalism
-selected to participate in " Envision: National Youth Leadership Forum in Digital Media, Broadcast, & Journalism"</p>

<p>Junior Year PSAT- 221 (National Merit/National Achievement Semifinalist???)
National Honor Society
IB Diploma Program</p>

<p>All honors classes Freshman & Sophomore year
APUSH Sophomore Year- 5 on AP Exam & 780 on SAT Subject Test</p>

<p>Junior Year Classes:
AP World History, AP Physics, IB Religion, Theory of Knowledge (for IB), Honors Spanish III, Honors Algebra II, Honors Pre-calculus, AP World Literature</p>

<p>Junior Year Semester 1 GPA: 4.8 (weighted)
Cumulative GPA: 4.53
Top 10% of Class (350 students)</p>

<p>Extracurriculars:
Cross Country (All 4 Years)
Indoor Track (All 4 Years)
Outdoor Track (All 4 Years)</p>

<h2>Black Belt in Karate</h2>

<p>Project Change club</p>

<h2>Fellowship of Christian Athletes club</h2>

<p>Student Ambassador
Member of school's Honor Council (for Academic Integrity)
Student Leadership Institute
Camp Counselor at school's 5 week summer camp</p>

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<p>Its impossible to tell without your stats</p>

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<p>yeah, we need some more stats in order to chance, but lemme just tell you something.</p>

<p>“selected to participate in " Envision: National Youth Leadership Forum in Digital Media, Broadcast, & Journalism” is not something big. If you want to see if something is prestigious, look it up. I got recommended too, but I realized that it’s a scam</p>

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<p>Your GPA is good, but your EC activities are nothing to write home about. And Northwestern is hard to get into. I’d say high match</p>

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<p>(assuming you get a 31+ ACT or 2150+ SAT)</p>

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<p>Sorry to tell you, but Envision isn’t a really exclusive program
Something like 50,000 teens were invited last year</p>