<p>So I'm looking on where to apply for colleges. I have a list already but I'm still open to more suggestions. I'm looking for a school with a great undergraduate business program but just in case I change my mind, is good or above average in other subjects as well (I only say this because I hear that at this stage a lot of college people change their minds)</p>
<p>I like the city feel and don't want a college in the middle of nowhere (like Cornell). NYC and Philadelphia are cool (I'm from the East Coast, NJ to be exact) and i'd like some place where I could have a social life to balance with my studies. I'd like the school to have a decent sports program as well, as long as its got that school spirit feel to it. I would like that the school has a history of graduates with pretty good starting salaries in comparison to other schools ranked similarly. </p>
<p>I don't want to go too far up north, so nothing higher than Massachusetts, but UMich is on my list. It's unlikely that I end up in the mid-west anywhere nor the South. My best bet is a college on the East Coast, ranging from North Carolina to Massachusetts.</p>
<h2>I don't know if you need stats, but put posted them b4 so I</a> could link you there for the full list but I'll put down the "important" ones here</h2>
<p>SAT: 2120 (2140 superscore)
Math 740 (760 highest)
Reading 690
Writing 690</p>
<p>SAT II: Math 2 (760) and Chem (770)
GPA: 90.59 (My school doesn't convert to the 4 point scale, and only give out weighted). Unfortunately, my GPA is decreasing as the years pass but I have taken progressively harder classes.
Class Rank: N/A
Ethnicity: Asian American</p>
<p>I've taken as many Honors as possible (English, Math, and sciences, my school doesn't have History Honors classes)</p>
<p>AP Tests
AP Chem
AP Economics (Macro and Micro taught in one year)
AP Environmental Science (will take senior year)
AP Statistics (will take senior year)</p>
<p>Extracurricular Activities:
Decent to good extra curricular activities in my opinion, especially if I can get that Eagle Scout rank (full list in link above)</p>
<h2>I've interned over the summer at a financial corporation and write for a sports site.</h2>
<p>I believe that would be the "ideal" college for me, if it could meet most if not all those requirements. I would have liked NYU, but its a little too open of a campus and doesn't have any sports program at all, which bothers me. Upenn would be fantastic, but its a real reach. </p>
<p>If you have any suggestions on where I should apply (disregard money for now, although that would be a factor in my final decision.)</p>
<p>I know its a long post, so thanks in advance for any suggestions.</p>