University of Washington Admission chances

Chance Me / Match Me!
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<p>Hello,
I am currently pursuing my Junior year at high school. I recently migrated from India in 2010. I did my freshman year in India. I have managed to take 3 AP courses and will have completed 7 by the end of senior year. Also, I moved since my mom remarried and I had to not only adapt to new American culture, but also a new family.</p>

<p>I only have 3.4 G.P.A due to differences in grading system in India. But, I have shown consistent improvement through out my sophomore and junior year. I will be taking the SAT in a month. I took several practice tests and received a score of 1800-1900. I am also doing Washington Aerospace Scholars along with my regular classes. </p>

<p>EC includes Indian professional classical dancer and singer, several choirs at school, Praise and worship member at church, leading an Indian association students wing, tutor and a group member of Relay for life team.</p>

<p>Considering several UW reqs, what are my chances of getting into UW? Also, I am an in-state student. Being new to this country, I would be more than happy to receive advice and help from all who have experienced the college admission process. Thanks in advance</p>

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<p>The GPA could potentially hurt, but the SAT is definitely in range for UW. I told someone else this bit of info, though: They are super random in admissions. I know someone who had under a 3.0 GPA and a < 1300 SAT who was admitted, and someone who had a 3.7 and a > 1600 SAT who was rejected. So I’d definitely recommend you take a shot! They accept about 45% of transfers and my guess is that you’d be accepted. Just a guess, though. Don’t hold it against me.</p>

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<p>I wont apply as a transfer student since I am a permanent resident. So, yeah I’ll give it a try:D</p>