<p>**I posted this somewhere else, but didn't get any responses. </p>
<p>I am a second year International Studies major at a strong Community College, hoping to transfer to U-Penn (or Brown/Columbia/Middlebury). I would be willing to enter as a freshmen. I would love to attend U-Penn as a Huntsman student, but attending CAS would be just as great (I love that school). Please chance me for U-Penn as well as these other schools...and offer any advice on what I can do to strengthen my transcript. </p>
<p>GPA: 4.0 with a wide variety of rigorous coursework. (Hon Gen Psych, Hon Ancient World Hist., Hon Hist. of Middle Ages, Hon Eng. Comp. 1&2, Hon Gen Soc, Hon Contemp. Soc. Issues, Hon. World Lit 1&2, Pre-Calc, Calc 1, Calc 2, French 1-3, Spn 4, Spn Lit, Latin Am. Lit, Adv. Spn. Conv., Adv. Spn. Comp.)</p>
<p>In order to complete my AA, I will also have to complete: Speech Fund, Cultural Geography, Intercultural Comm, and a lab science (Probably Engineering Physics, a Calc-Based physics)</p>
<p>Extracurricular- Served on my school's Judicial Board and Student Senate before being elected President of Student Government (Student Body=9,000 students), PTK (National Honors Society for 2 Year Colleges) Vice-President of Leadership, Founder of a College project designed to raise funds to renovate Cuttington University in Liberia (The oldest degree granting institution in Africa) and raised about $10G as well as donated close to 5,000 text books to their nursing and education programs. May also be running for state president for PTK this upcoming year.</p>
<p>Strong college essay demonstrating personal growth, and overcoming a difficult family life. Letter of Rec. from President of College.</p>
<p>However...I have not taken the SAT. I have taken practice tests, and scored a 2400...but I have not taken an official one...and a lot of the colleges I am looking at require it. Now that I have already completed college coursework...my transfer adviser says that it is too late to take them. What should I do? What are my chances? Thanks for the input.</p>