<p>I plan to apply to the schools listed above this year, and I will choose to apply as early-decision to Rice University. Please tell me your honest opinion of what you think my chances are.
USC= University of Southern California and UT= University of Texas.</p>
<p>Here is some very general info:
Asian female
first generation to attend college
living with guardian</p>
<p>SAT Score: 2010 (I will retake this soon.)
SAT II Scores: 610 and 690 (I know they are low.)
Total AP courses: 10</p>
<p>Involved in 6 clubs (president of one, officer of another)
JV sports team for 2 years
varsity orchestra
600+ volunteer hours
internship in biotechnology
merit scholarship to attend science camp</p>
<p>major: biology, biomedical sciences, or sociology
minor: Spanish</p>
<p>I'll really appreciate any advice as long as it is insightful.</p>
<p>radtomato47, I didn’t take all honors classes my freshmen year, which is something I really regret. Also, to calculate my unweighted gpa, I converted all B’s to a 3.0 and all A’s to a 4.0 instead of all 93-100 to 4.0, 90-92 to 3.7, etc. Do you have any advice on applying to the above schools? I would really appreciate any comments at this point.</p>
<p>i think USC and NYU are match for you, not familiar with the other ones.
and im confused with your GPA too, a A for a AP class is a 5.0 on a 5 scale if you weight it, isnt it? .1 difference seems strange to me.
anyways i think you got a solid application~ good luck</p>