<p>white, female, from suburbs
3.7 uw gpa
3.9 w gpa
4.0 w 10-11 gpa</p>
<p>Taking 4 ap classes this year - ap spanish, physics, calulus ab, art history</p>
<p>sat - 2050, took once (630 CR, 740 M, 680 W)
sat 2 -
bio 720
chem 680
math 2 - find out nov 24</p>
<p>english is my 3rd language, i just moved to us 3 years ago</p>
<p>toefl- 112</p>
<p>fluent in 3 languages, took classes in 2 other. teacher mentions in rec that i speak 5 languages, might be a hook, or at least help a little</p>
<p>schools-</p>
<p>Boston College
Syracuse Uni
Rochester Uni
Carleton C
Macalester C
Middlebury C
Tufts U
Bucknell U
Kenyon C
Wesleyan U
Bates C
Vassar C
Lehigh
Hamilton
UCLA
UC Berleley
Uc Davis
UCSB</p>
<p>What is your class rank? Good chances at everywhere except UCLA and UCB will definitely be tough for you. Are those your final scores? Theyre a little low for these 2 schools.</p>
<p>I’ll just do colleges I know since I haven’t heard some of the colleges on your list.</p>
<p>Boston College - Match
Syracuse Uni - Match/Safety
Tufts U - Reach
Hamilton - Reach/Low Reach
UCLA - Low Reach
UC Berkeley - High Reach
UC Davis - Match/Safety
UCSB - Match/Safety</p>
<p>No UC San Diego? San Diego is awesome =) You’re academics are a strong match there.</p>
<p>well all my colleges except UC’s are on the east coast/midwest and I am applying to UCs cause i’m in-state and davis and sb are good financial safeties</p>
<p>unless ur instate, u have no chance at UCLA or UCB, because ur stats aren’t high enough
Boston College reach but with a good essay u nvr knw :]
idk abt ur other choices tho </p>
<p>hmmmm, i think you’re applying to too many schools(how will you handle all the supplements and fees?!; I’d cut it down to 11/12 tops), and your ECs aren’t that great, but here’s my two cents for the one’s I’m familiar w/</p>
<p>UCLA-reach
UC Berleley-reach
Uc Davis-match
UCSB-match
maybe get rid of a few matches and or reaches…you don’t need that many
I’m sending you a PM of my stats to chance. good luck and thanks!!</p>
<p>Boston College - reach
Syracuse Uni - match
Rochester Uni - match
Carleton C - high match
Macalester C - match (they really like foreigners)
Middlebury C - reach
Tufts U - reach
Vassar C - reach
UCLA - high reach
UC Berleley - high reach (scores and grades really matter here)
Uc Davis - match
UCSB - match </p>
<p>Your SAT score is low, but is understandable for a non-native English speaker. Your ECs are low in depth and breadth as well, but are made up for by your significant international experiences, especially the volunteering. The smaller liberal LACs like Macalester, Vassar and Middlebury will be a lot more receptive to your international experiences than the large state universities like Berkeley. Also, I think you should limit your list of schools to 10 tops.</p>