<p>I was looking at this site collegedata.com and their admissions tracker. </p>
<p>For me, I have an unweighted GPA of 3.41 with all my classes included in this calculation. The problem is, my school weights its GPA on a 7 point scale. I have a 6.27 that way. I was trying to calculate my GPA on a 5 point scale by giving all honors/AP A's as 5 points and all honors/AP B's as 4 points. This ends up giving me an unweighted GPA of 3.41 and a weighted GPA of 4.22. I took all honors/AP classes all 3 years at my school. 5 9th grade, 7 10th grade, 6 11th grade. I did badly in 9th grade because I was out of school for 35 days with surgery (which my GC will mention separately). In 10th grade I was just dumb and loaded my self with too many classes. In 11th grade I got all A's and 1 B. The thing I'm finding strange, is that the posts on college data, the kids have UW GPA's of around 3.8 and then weighted GPA's of around 4.1. This is prob b/c they are taking less honors/AP classes but I just wanted to make sure I was calculating mine right. I am 99% sure I am but still wanted to check. </p>
<p>Some other things are:
SAT's: 740Cr, 720mth, 720wr- 2180</p>
<p>EC's are above average but I don't feel like writing all that out. I am a part of the Biomedical Research program for governors school this summer. </p>
<p>How are my chances at these schools?:</p>
<p>-Wake Forest
-Case Western
-Lehigh
-University of North carolina - chapel hill
-Boston College
-Vanderbilt
-CMU
-University of Rochester
-The College of NJ</p>