Third Repost a Charm... FREAKING CHANCE ME FOR THE LOVE G-D!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

<p>Okay, I'm sorry to post the same thread three times in two days, but I've only gotten one chance.</p>

<p>I know I've posted this 1000 times, but I had a 100 point SAT increase</p>

<p>Race: Caucasian
Gender: Male
Religion: Jewish
School: Thomas S. Wootton High School
Rockville, Maryland</p>

<p>EDUCATION:</p>

<p>• I am currently a senior at Thomas S. Wootton High School with cumulative grade point
Average of 3.40 Unweighted and 3.72 weighted. I received a score of 1590 on the SAT; a 490 on math, a 570 on verbal and a 530 on writing.</p>

<p>AWARDS AND HONORS:</p>

<p>• 190 hours of community service</p>

<p>SCHOOL ACTIVITIES:</p>

<p>• Film Club: 11, 12
• Two years on the student newspaper: 11, 12
o One year as only a staff Writer
o One year as business manager and a staff writer
• Handy work for the football team (Filming games, uploading games onto the computer, helping kids get recruited) 10, 11, 12
• Coach for my graduating class in the Women’s football league (Also know as Powder-puff Football League) 9, 10, 11, 12
• Referee for the student-staff basketball game series: 11, 12</p>

<p>LEADERSHIP POSITIONS:</p>

<p>• Four and a half years in B’nai Brith Youth Organization (BBYO,) As a member of the Aleph Zadik Aleph (AZA) Jewish fraternity as a member of Melech AZA #2461
• One year as chapter newspaper editor
• One year as chapter secretary
• Three years as chapter website editor
• Four years as chapter basketball and football coach</p>

<p>COMMUNITY RELATED ACTIVITIES:</p>

<p>• Two years as a CIT at Temple Beth Ami Nursery School Pre-School camp
• Two years as a CIT at a camp for kids with Tourette Syndrome
• 189 community service hours</p>

<p>ENRICHMENT ACTIVITIES:</p>

<p>• Summer Camps
o Kallah East-This was a month long experience that got me in-touch with my Judaism and my spiritual side of life
o Chapter Leadership Training Conference-This was a two week journey that taught me how to be a leader in my AZA chapter and the community</p>

<p>WORK EXPERIENCE:</p>

<p>• Ourlads NFL Scouting Services-Two years</p>

<p>Throughout my tenure with these two jobs; I have evaluated football players in the 2006, 2007 and currently the 2008 NFL Draft. My work with Ourlads has been published in the Ourlads annual draft review publication.
o Contributor to Athlon Sports Annual magazines NFL Draft preview magazine; This magazine has been featured in stores like Border and Barnes & Nobles
o One Television appearance on
o Four Radio appearances (ESPN National (The Doug Gottlieb show), ESPN Baltimore (The Anita Marks; Two times), KBZZ Reno, Nevada) When I apply I will be sending in a portfolio of my appearances
-On the selection commitee for the East Coast Bowl; a college all-star game in Richmond, Virginia that is designed to give small college football players a chance to be exposed to NFL scouts.</p>

<p>• NFL Draft Forecast (nfldraftforecast.com)-Two years
• Senior year internship with a prominent sports agency in the Washington D.C. area
• Several years of a babysitting for an autistic boy in my neighborhood</p>

<p>OTHER:</p>

<p>• I have Tourette syndrome-While in media and popular culture, it is portrayed as a negative aspect of life; Tourette syndrome has been one of the most positive influences in my life. It has been something to overcome and an aspect of my life that I shared with others with the same disorder. During the two years I spent as a CIT at a Tourette syndrome camp, I was looked up to by campers as someone who is succeeding with Tourette syndrome.</p>

<p>TEACHER RECS-SOLID
Counselor RECS-EXCELLENT
OTHER RECS-EXCELLENT</p>

<p>Applying:
Ohio State
Ohio University
Arizona
Arizona State
South Florida
South Carolina
Maryland (Legacy)
Indiana
VCU</p>

<p>Thanks!</p>

<p>Resume Edited</p>

<p>You'll probably get a more accurate idea of chances if you do a search on the stats profiles.</p>

<p>Many people don't know the exact admissions stats of all the schools you are applying to because a lot of them are very state specific. Like, me coming from Florida, I'm not going to know what you need to get into Arizona. So you're going to have a hard time finding someone who can give you an accurate chance for all of the schools. </p>

<p>But I'll chance you for USF. As an out of state student you'll probably have a slightly harder chance of getting in. I know plenty of instate students that have gotten in with similar stats, but out of state could be a little difficult. With that said i think if you play up your condition and you're ec's you will probably be pleasantly surprised.</p>

<p>anyone else???</p>

<p>Anyone else???</p>

<p>Bump 10 Char</p>

<p>I don't know what your actual chances are, considering many of your schools are OOS (Except Maryland). Your low SATs are going to hurt you at places like OSU, where the averages for in state students is slightly above your scores. Your ECs are extensive, but not necessarily diverse. I would highlight a few good ones (such as the NFL activities) from each category on your application. A possible "hook" for you would be your Tourettes. Have you thought about maybe writing about it in your essay? It could be an excellent topic if written in a unique way.
Overall, your scores are low for many of the schools you're looking at. Therefore, your essay and ECs will be a key to your application.You need to portray the part of you that your SAT and grades (to a smaller extent) cannot.
If I had to give you a "safe" school, I'd say OU and Az St. I can't speak for the others you mentioned.
best of luck</p>

<p>I did write about my TOurettes</p>

<p>Thanks!</p>

<p>Anyone else?</p>

<p>Bump 10 Char!</p>

<p>BUMP! COME ON GUYS! chance me!!!!</p>

<p>youre most likely in at ohio, osu, arizona, arizona state and vcu. ohio could be more difficult if youre applying for journalism, though. you have very good chances at the rest, except for indiana if you apply for journalism.</p>

<p>I write "G-d" as well -- don't know that many people that do. But anyway, I'd say you're in at Ohio, AZ state, and VCU.</p>

<p>Thanks!</p>

<p>Anyone else?</p>

<p>Bump Bump Bump Bump</p>