<p>Stats:[ul][<em>]Freshman at Juniata College (top 100 LAC)
[</em>]Estimated GPA: 3.83-3.96 (I have 2 medically excused incompletes, which will be removed from my record once they change to actual grades in late Jan - early Feb, the GPA depends on one course which could be anywhere from a B+ to a A)
[<em>]Minor ECs, plan on stepping it up next semester
[</em>]At the end of the year, 3/5 Dist. Requirements will be filled (Social Sciences, Humanities, International -- missing Fine Arts (1/2 way done), Natural Sciences/Math)
[li]Possible Philosophy, Political Science, or International Relations major[/ul]</p>[/li]
<p>Classes taken:[ul][<em>]Intro to Philosophy
[</em>]Environmental Ethics
[<em>]College Writing Seminar
[</em>]Russian 1
[<em>]Wind Symphony
[</em>]Information Access[/ul]
Spring:[ul][<em>]Intro to Amer. Gov't
[</em>]Western Political Thought
[<em>]Samurai Legends and Lives (Freshman seminar)
[</em>]Russian II
[<em>]Wind Symphony
[</em>]Politics in Islam
[li]Possible Theatre Practicum[/ul]</p>[/li]
<p>High School[ul][<em>]Top 15% (One person out of the top 10%)
[</em>]3.49 UW/4.3 W GPA, hardest class load possible
[<em>]1480 SAT (800v/680M)
[</em>]SAT IIs: 700 w, 680 wh, 630 m1c
[<em>]National Merit Commended (only person in school history)
[</em>]ECs: Band (Section Leader), Debate Captain, Scholastic Scrimmage captain, 2 science olympiad district medals[/ul]</p>
<p>I'm looking for a medium sized or medium small university or LAC that is urban, or has easy access to urban areas. I'd like to stay in the northeast. Currently I'm thinking Brown, Barnard, and maybe Bryn Mawr, but I'm sure you guys may have some better ideas.</p>
<p>Thank you in advance!</p>