<p>30/400 rank 3.68 GPA UW 31 ACT
Freshman Year- MST advanced math/science/technology program (I've been accepted all 4yrs)
Sophomore Year- AP Bio (4)
Junior Year- Honors Precalc, AP World, AP Lang/Comp, AP Physics B, Anatomy
Senior Year- AP Chem, AP Calc AB/BC, AP Stat, AP Lit, AP Pysch
5 years of Spanish</p>
<p>Early admit to local community college, about 11 credits at Tulane
(Medical Terminology, Fundamentals of Nutrition, Human physiological Anatomy)</p>
<p>Ecs- Spanish club (4yrs) president (3yrs)
Organize annual 5k with Michigan Childhood Cancer Foundation
14 years of competitive dance
Choreographed a play
Student Council
National honor society
Superintendents advisory council
MST Leadership Council
100 hrs community service at dance studio, 60 hrs misc, 120 hrs at local hospital w patient care
Organized Science Olympiad team senior year</p>
<p>Make sure you visit, show interest, and put effort into your application. I was WL with much average than higher stats (honestly it wasn’t near the top of my list) As a result, I probably didn’t put as much effort in the application as they would have liked, and I didn’t go. Also take advantage of their free application so you don’t have to pay an application fee. Good luck</p>
<p>Thank you both so much. Tulane is my first choice. I “met” them at a local college fair near the end of my sophomore year. I have been in contact with the admissions rep from my area since then, and have a ticket to visit at the end of August. Thank you- your encouraging words have made me so much more excited about this school. </p>
<p>Your unweighted GPA is higher than my son’s; your ACT is the same. He had stronger ECs, but they might not have been as interesting as yours (ie. combination of dance and science is unusual). He got in, but received no merit aid. I encountered people on CC who received merit awards with stats that weren’t much higher than my son’s. I’d say that Tulane’s a match for academic admission; a high-match/low reach for meaningful scholarship funds. </p>
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