<p>In order of preference:</p>
<p>McGill University
Memorial University
NYU
BU
University of Manitoba</p>
<p>I'm 99.99999999999% sure that I'd get into any of them except McGill, which is like 88%.</p>
<p>i'm 12.00000000001% sure that you won't get into any of them</p>
<p>why are you always so negative bobert?</p>
<p>Carnegie Mellon University (MCS, ED I)
Occidental College
UCLA
Whitman College
UC SB
UC SD
University of San Francisco</p>
<p>UIUC
Case Western U
Cornell
Harvey Mudd
MIT</p>
<p>Im not likin Bobert. I dont like most trolls though.</p>
<p>Oh, Bobert, if you can't be nice you should at least try to be funnier.</p>
<p>Stanford - reach
Yale - reach top choice early
Penn - reach/match
Duke - match in-state
UNC - safety in-state
Wellesley - match
UChicago - match</p>
<p>andiar, LOLZ!!!!!111one!!!!!!!!!!!1</p>
<p>haha wow bobert you are really retarded!!!!!!!!@!!!!!!! (two can play that game)</p>
<p>UNC-CH (in-state)
UNC-Asheville
American University
Syracuse University
Warren Wilson College (sweet commune in the NC mountains)</p>
<p>Schools I'd love to apply to: Wellesley, Northwestern, UPenn, Georgetown, etc., but they're way too expensive.</p>
<p>..visited the University of Pittsbugh today and turned in an application so that I could waive the fee, but I'm not sure that I'll turn in the rest of the required forms because I didn't like it that much.</p>
<p>..yeah, there aren't very many schools that offer a print journalism major that aren't ridiculously expensive or would give me some sizeable merit aid.</p>
<p>have you filled out a FAFSA or checked to make sure you dont qual for need based financial aid, leah?</p>
<p>Yeah, but my family makes enough that we wouldn't really qualify for enough aid to seriously pay for a $40,000-a-year education, especially with my sister going to college in a couple years as well. I'm banking on some merit aid (preferably from AU!!), hopefully, or a school in-state.</p>
<p>And, of course, there's always that commune option :)</p>
<p>What about scholarships, leah? You should really apply to Medill @ Northwestern, my cousin attends and she absolutely adores it, haha :) She also got a hefty scholarship, which was suprisingly because NU is supposedly infamous for being stingy with money... </p>
<p>you never know :)</p>
<p>Okay, a rising senior would be a person who WAS A SENIOR IN 05-06. </p>
<p>A RISING JUNIOR would be a person who was a junior in 05-06, and is now GOING TO BE a senior for 06-07.</p>
<p>Asking where rising seniors (now college freshman) are applying simply illustrates how stupid you are, morons.</p>
<p>No need to start any name-calling ustas06, but since we are on the topic...Messing up the definition of RISING senior shows how stupid you are..</p>
<p>RISING JUNIOR is a person who WILL be a junior for the 06-07 school year. A RISING SENIOR is a person who WILL be a senior for the 06-07 school year. </p>
<p>They are "RISING" to the next level; there might be some dispute over who the seniors are...so they use the term RISING SENIOR to indicate that they will be seniors for the next year.</p>
<p>Dartmouth
Johns Hopkins
Northwestern
Notre Dame
UMich--Ann Arbor (applying in late September/early October)
Miami of Ohio
Cornell (maybe)
UPenn (maybe)</p>
<p>3-5 reaches, 1-2 matches, 1 safety</p>
<p>I may be adding UIUC too.</p>
<p>ucla
usc
ucsd
ucsb
maybe ucb
maybe jhu
maybe yale
maybe u of m</p>
<p>University of Washington.</p>
<p>Was thinking about applying to MIT or Olin, but I think I'm just gonna go to UW :)</p>
<p>thesiren72102 explained it fully :)</p>