UNC Chapel Hill

Chance Me / Match Me!
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<p>hey guys</p>

<p>I know there is a lot of topics about this but i wanted to see what my chances were at getting in to UNC is here are my grades i am a freshman, i also live in North Carolina. UNC has been my favorite college since i could remember, i love to see the basketball team in the Dean Dome, i went to the Final Four last year in San Antonio, so i LOVE this school and it is my #1 school to go to so i am planning for this way ahead of time, and i want to be a business administrator, so is the UNC business school any good i hope it is</p>

<p>my past semester</p>

<p>Environmental Science- 98
World History-93 the class was very hard i was the only one in my class that got an A
Algebra 1-96
NJROTC-98</p>

<p>my current semester</p>

<p>NJROTC-99
World Literature-96
Geometry-97
P.E.-98</p>

<p>next year i am taking</p>

<p>Advanced Algebra 2
Advanced Civics and Economics
Biology
Computer Applications
3 NJROTC classes
and some language class i forgot</p>

<p>i am involved in a few sports i play Wrestling,tennis,and possibly football ive played it for six years before high school, and im in the Future Business Leaders of America club </p>

<p>well thanks in advance i havent taken any tests like the SAT but i plan to at the end of this year or next year i just wanted to know what my chances were</p>

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<p>You need to have quite a few extracurriculars</p>

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<p>yeah i know you have to do alot of extracurriculars, and NJROTC will help with that with all the community service i have to do.</p>

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<p>first of all, it is way too early to be asking about your chances. Noone here can give you even an educated guess based on 1 year. But to have an idea, since you are instate, UNC will not be that tough for you to get in. It’s standards for instate students are ridiculously easier than they are for out of state students. You could probably get into UNC with a 3.5 or higher unweighted gpa and a 1300+ SAT. That is, if you stay in NC. If you end up moving, you’ll need a 3.75+ and well over a 1400 SAT score. But Duke is a better school (especially for business), maybe you should look at it as well.</p>