<p>Boston College, William & Mary, Notre Dame, and Villanova: Which ones do I have the best chance of getting in? ... and how many out of these four can I get in?</p>
<p>I am a white male who is a senior at a reputable high school in Northeastern PA. My cumulative GPA is a 4.0, weighted. Our school did away with class ranks and now it is a "flight" system, where you're grouped with people with the same GPA; I am in the second flight, for a competitive grade with around a graduating class of 300. I have a very rigorous schedule, one of the hardest I can do in the school (20+ AP's), usually getting a GPA (weighted) of a 98% (all A's)... I took the SAT's twice, and my "superstore" is MATH 640 READING 560 WRITING 590, and I took the ACT's once and got a 28. I think I'm pretty good for extracurriculars. I've played on the varsity tennis team all four years, student council, FBLA, Interact club, NHS, SADD, etc... I am also a Catholic.</p>
<p>I'm hoping to get into at least one of the schools, probably Villanova would be my best bet.. I know my SAT's and ACT scores KILL me, chances wise... BC, ND, and W&M are all reach schools for me btw, and Nova (kinda).... Thanks so much for helping!!</p>
<p>ALSO: My brother went to Villanova, and my grandfather... I applied early action to Nova and Notre Dame.</p>