<p>SAT 1900 CR 580 MATH 700 WR 620 , taking it again, aiming for 2200</p>
<p>MATH IIC 730 CHEM 640 </p>
<p>GPA 4.0 unweighted UC 4.44 weighted</p>
<p>top 4% of class rank out of 869 students</p>
<p>AP's CHEM (4) ,CALC BC,STATS (rest are all Honors)</p>
<p>+200 hrs service in hospital</p>
<p>KEY CLUB 1 yr (+50hrs)</p>
<p>Chess Club 4yrs</p>
<p>CSF 1yr (+20 hrs)</p>
<p>i am a math tutorer since 9th grd (over 200 hrs)</p>
<p>temple service +20hrs</p>
<p>plz rate safties,match, and reach</p>
<p>UPENN
Boston UNiv
Carnegie Mellon
Cornell
NYU
UC Berkely
UC Santa barbara
UC Santa Cruz
U Mich
Washington Univ in St. Louis</p>
<p>plz truthfully give me ur opinions, explain ur choices if possible
is UPENN really worth applying to?
which schools gives a good amount of merit aid? need-based aid?</p>
<p>if anyone went to any of these colleges, tell me somthing good or bad about them</p>
<p>UPENN - Reach
Boston UNiv - Safety
Carnegie Mellon - Match, except CS
Cornell - Reach
NYU - Match
U Mich - Match
Washington Univ in St. Louis - Reach</p>
<p>I don't see a lot of schools on your list that offer merit aid. Maybe CMU and BU. None of the ivies offer merit aid. Michigan is very tight with merit aid, esp for OOS.</p>
<p>I would suggest finding some great safeties on that list. I don't see one school that is a clear safety unfortunately. I think BU is a match. Check out some schools that you would really like to attend. in the 1000-1200 SAT range (old scale).</p>
<p>Ohio University
Cal State - __________
University of Colorado
UNLV
University of Vermont
University of San Francisco</p>
<p>I know plenty of capable people who have ALOT less of an SAT score than that. NOT EVERYONE has a SAT score on par with their GPA. 1900 is fine (though I will admit it's not in line with the schools he has chosen) and it's not THAT lopsided.</p>
<p>Ugh. People just don't get it. Not everyone has 2000+, nor should everyone with a high GPA HAVE to have a high SAT score.</p>