SAT 1990 Chance me please!!!

Chance Me / Match Me!
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<p>Chance me please!!!!
I'm an international student from South Korea.
I currently live in Madison Wisconsin.
I've been in the state for almost 4 years.</p>

<p>MY SAT score is 1990 and it will probably go up to 2020~2040 when i take it tommorow.</p>

<p>Reading- 520
Writing- 670
Math- 800</p>

<p><sat 2="">
MATH level 2 - 800</sat></p>

<p>In my first year (freshman in high school) in the state, my GPA sucked. it was like 3.2
but after i crushed my language barrier, my GPA constantly went up and now is over 4
(I will also talk about this language barrier thingy on my college essay)</p>

<p>My cululative - 3.63</p>

<p><activities>
1. Rowing (rowing coxon)- won various medals. (9th grade)
2. Tennis (10th , 11th)
3. Math team (9th, 10th, 11th, 12th)
4. St. Paul Church Choir
5. Korean teaching class at KPCM church</activities></p>

<p><toefl>
90</toefl></p>

<p>Schools that I'm looking for are
1. Boston University
2. UCLA
3. Boston College
4. North Carolina Chapel Hill
5. UIUC (Urbana...)
6. William and Mary
7. USC
8. Penn State
9.University of Michigan</p>

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<p>you wont get into to any of them…srs</p>

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<p>Boston University and U of Mich seem like matches.</p>

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<p>Do you need financial aid? Because only BU, BC, UNC-CH, and USC will provide financial aid for out of state students, and if you need an F1 visa, only USC, BU, and BC.
Check to see if graduating from a WI high school doesn’t make you a WI resident for college admission purpose, and if that also works for the WI-MN agreement.
Since you live in Madison Wisconsin, two obvious choices would be University of Wisconsin Madison and UMN Twin Cities.
In addition, you’ll be limited by your TOEFL Score. TOEFL isn’t a big deal, you only need to reach the school’s stated threshold and once you’re there, there’s no need to increase it. For instance, USC requires a 100, as do Boston College and William&Mary so you can’t apply there until you’ve reached 100.
How did you choose these universities? They run the gamut in terms of selectivity, location, “vibe”…</p>