UPDATED chances for FLL

Colleges and Universities A-Z Georgetown University
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<p>Hispanic male attending public school in NY, did not grow up speaking spanish
GPA: 94% UW (school doesn't weight), ranked 20/240 (top 9%)
SAT - 2150 740 CR, 670 M, 740 W
SAT II - 770 world history, 750 US history, 700 spanish, 680 spanish w/ listening
APs -
5 World History, 5 US History, 5 European History, 5 English Language, 2 Biology
Currently taking: AP Government, AP Macroeconomics, AP Spanish, AP French, AP English Lit, AP Calc AB, Physics, and Psychology</p>

<p>Studied abroad twice in Spain over the past 2 summers, taking courses in Spanish language and community service</p>

<p>President of National Honor Society and my high school's JSA chapter, officer in Multicultural Group
Member of Foreign Language Society, Spanish Club, French Club, and Rotary Interact (international community service organization), Student Govt </p>

<p>For my intended major of linguistics, i should also note that i taught myself french throughout my sophomore year and the summer of 2008 to the level where i am currently taking AP french. additionally, i have started teaching myself russian this summer and will continue to do so throughout the school year to prepare for college courses.</p>

<p>If anyone could give me any feedback about my chances as a linguistics major in the FLL it would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!</p>

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<p>ANY responses this is the second thread i’ve made, anything helps</p>

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<p>Based on just your scores, I would say you have a pretty good shot. The fact that you’re Hispanic probably can’t hurt as well (:</p>

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<p>thank you, i hope so. i can’t seem to find any admission criteria from the FLL though, do any current students have any information on what they look for in applicants?</p>