<p>Hey guys i really need help. I' applying to the following schools and want to know my chances ( i want to study accounting ):</p>
<p>Xavier University
Binghamtonn University
Ithaca College
James Madison University
Loyola University
Michigan State University
Penn State
George Washington University (I'm a legacy here)
University of Massachusetts
Villanova University
St.Joes University
Seton Hall University
University of Pitt
Duquesne University
University of Rhode Island</p>
<p>AP & Honors Classes:
English 9 Honors,English 10 Honors
AP Macroeconomics, AP Microeconomics
Spanish 3 Honors (Has taken Latin as well)
World Cultures Honors, US History Honors
AP Environmental Science
AP Statistics
AP Psychology
AP Lit and Composition
Honors Accounting</p>
<p>I'm Black, Middle Class</p>
<p>NBMBAA University of Penn Business
Total Soccer Coaching Intern
University of Deleware Advanced Math + Science Camp
Assistant Intramural Soccer Coach
Soccer Referee
Stock Investor
Problem Solving
G License Youth Coaching</p>
<p>What’s in state for you? Will you need financial aid?
Duquesne, Seton Hall, St Joe’s = match
(but run the net price calculators on their websites, because financial aid there is hit-or-miss :s)
Which UMass campus?
Which Loyola?
Which Xavier?
Penn State: probably a branch campus (they want 2.8 but your SAT score would make up for it)
Pitt: same thing
Villanova: reach
GWU: even with legacy, out of reach</p>
<p>Would you consider going farther away for college - more specifically, to the Midwest? (could be as close as Indiana, though - you have a shot at Wabash, Earlham, Butler). The further away you go, the more geographical diversity you bring and the more your application is needed for the college’s standing. This might maximize your admission and financial aid offers.</p>
<p>Alright thanks man. And i’ll look into Butler. What about Ohio State And Michigan State? The xavier university in Ohio and Loyola in Maryland. Umass Amherst Campass. </p>