<p>I am a high school junior at a nationally ranked high school in the United States by the US News and World Report (Number 90). I have a 93 gpa with all honors or AP classes. Sophomore year I got a 4 on AP Euro, I am taking three AP classes this year (chem, stats, and us) and 4 senior year (6 tests: Macro and micro econ,BC, Gov exams, AP Lit). ACT breaks down to 35 S 33 M 32 R 30 E. My grades have had an upward trend since Freshman year. through three quarters this year I have a 94.5. I am looking to major in Math Economics, Applied Mathematics, or Mathematical Science.
Extracurricular: Three sport varsity athlete (soccer hockey lacrosse). Vice President of a community service group and also serve on the board of directors for the organization. NHS member, President and two year member of our school's orientation program. Also a member of schools ultimate Frisbee team.
I fell in love with Northwestern and was wondering what people thought my chances are of getting in. Other schools are Michigan, Colby, Wash U in St. Louis, UVA, Richmond.</p>
<p>also Wesleyan University in Conn and Haverford</p>
<p>Grades are fine, and an upward trend is good.
ACT is right where it needs to be.
The only thing I’d say is that, even though you have many extracurriculars, they’re all kind of eh. You know? Still, you have a good shot at these schools. I’d say UVA is a high match (if OOS). Michigan is a match. WUSTL is a high match/low reach. Northwestern is a low reach. I don’t know about the other two, sorry!</p>
<p>Wrong forum. You should post this in the Chances forum.</p>