<p>Hi, I was just getting in my last college applications and I was just looking for 1 or 2 more colleges to apply to. I'm seeking to major in finance, but I wasn't really sure where else to apply, any suggestions would be fantastic. </p>
<p>My stats are:
Gender: Male
Ethnicity: White
Location: New Jersey
College Class Year: 2012
High School: Public - among the very top public high schools in my state
I recently moved to my new school, which is why some of the club activities are discontinuous since not all are available at my new school</p>
<p>Academic Stats:
Unweighted GPA -93.984
Weighted GPA - 95.79
Class Rank: top 10% at least - (my school only gives 5 points for H. or AP classes so there are a lot of kids above me who took easy course loads while I took the hardest classes available)
Class Size: 415
SAT I's - 670 CR, 650 M, 710 Writing
SAT II's - 740 Molecular Biology, 780 US History, 650 Literature
AP's - AP US History (5), AP Biology (5), AP Psychology (5), AP English Literature and Composition (4), AP French (2); Currently taking AP Chemistry, AP Calculus AB, AP English Language and Composition, AP US Govt and Politics and studying AP Stats independently</p>
<p>Extracurricular Activities:
National Honor Society (2007-2008)
French National Honor Society (2005-2007)
FBLA (2005-2008)- held leadership position as treasurer for 1 year before moving; participated in Regional Competitive Events winning 1st place in Accounting 2; particpating in RCE again this year
Key Club (2006-2007); now Interact Club (2007-2008)
Science Olympiad (2007-2008)
French Club (2004-2007); now International Club (2007-2008)
Optimist Club (2004-2007)</p>
<p>AP Scholar with Honor from the Collegeboard</p>
<p>Don't participate in sports because I am not medically allowed to.</p>
<p>Community Service (decent, not really anything extraordinary I guess): Spent time at food bank with FBLA/Key Club; have repeatedly helped raise money for March of Dimes with FBLA by volunteering during lunch periods to sell items during November each year; volunteer to help babysit kids at a local school once a month; participated in food drives organized by Interact Club; helped Interact Club at a huge local fund raising event to raise money for a charity; have sold boxes of candy for Key Club to raise money for various charities</p>
<p>Here are the schools I'm already definitely applying/applied to:
Rutgers - Safety
TCNJ - Safety
Fordham - Not a safety, but more than match
Boston University - Not a safety, but more than match
UPenn - Really Reach
PSU - Pretty much a safety
Northeastern - Not a safety, but more than a match</p>
<p>I mean, other than UPenn I'm pretty confident that I will not really experience any difficulty getting accepted into any of those.</p>
<p>I was borderline on NYU but some people have said its a bit overrated. I know the whole ranking stuff is out there but I don't really believe in basing necessarily my college picks entirely on that. Oh, and I'm looking for a school on the East Cost (New England and Midatlantic)...not really anywhere in the South. Any advice is more than welcome and is greatly appreciated!</p>