<p>GPA- 3.8/4.0 (not counting senior year)
SAT 1- 700M 560V<br>
650M 640V 520W
Highest- 1340/1860 (I heard some schools consider only math/verbal sections this year?)
Class Rank- top 15% (estimate)
Taking Sat II Math IIC, Chem, and US History
Total of 7 AP's, Virginia Resident,</p>
<p>Extracurriculars
Varsity Football 10/11.. possibly 12 year?
Varsity Track (Shotput) 11/12
Swimming Varsity 12
SCA Representative 10/11/12
Debate Club Officer 10/11/12
Debate Team Member
National Honor Society 11/12
Young Republicans Officer 11/12
French Club 11/12(Officer)
Academic Competition 12</p>
<p>Work
Worked at Safeway (2 months),
then Super Target(5 months) ,
then Ralph Lauren (currently, 3+ months)</p>
<p>I hope to receive an idea of what colleges are applicable for me and which ones are not. Please give me my chances at the following schools. I would also like to note that, if you have any suggestions or advice for another school that I do not know about, I would be grateful. I am just really a normal kid, that tries hard in school and does the best I can do, and in the meantime, I like to do sports and hang out. Oh, I wish to major in something related to business, such as Finance or Economics, but I want to do something in Law, later on in life.</p>
<pre><code> Stanford University (reach)
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<p>University of Pennsylvania (reach)
University of Virginia
Carnegie Mellon University
California-Berkley (reach)
University of Michigan
Virginia Tech
James Madison University</p>
<p>Stanford, Penn, and Cal are going to be big reaches. Cal especially because your rank isn't up to their standards. I think 100% of them have a top 10% at Cal. UVA is a match, and Mich and CMU are slight reaches. The rest are safeties. For Stanford Penn and Cal try to get your SAT's up to a 1400+ or a 2200. Good luck!<br>
maybe check out mary washington, Washington and Lee, Davidson, Wake Forest, Vanderbilt, possibly UNC-CH, William and Mary.</p>
<p>U penn, Standford, UCB, and UV I would say in all honesty that you don't have a great chance. To make up for you SAT scores, I'd either retake or REALLY REALLY make yourself stand out among the applicant pool.</p>
<p>ok. Thank you. I will retake my SAT I this october, and my SATII's the following test days afterwards. I would have to say UVA is one of my top choice schools so I wish to get accepted to that school. My brother also attends that school as a sophomore. Anyways, Thanks again.</p>
<p>It is my impression that UVA has a very stat-driven approach to admissions--relatively small office with a LOT of applications. When they used to have a point system (at least one they acknowledged they had), I think they gave you a small bump up if you had a sibling there. If you are from N.Va. you may suffer from the felt need to have a better geographic distribution of the in-state students (in other words, you're competing against a higher-stat pool). Work hard to get those SAT scores up in the fall administrations and if you can use the fall semester to squeeze up from top 15% to top 10%, all the better. If you're applying RD, you may be able to get 2 SAT I's in (if you need it) before you have to take SAT II's. Good luck, and Wahoowa!</p>