What are my chances at my top schools?

Chance Me / Match Me!
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My stats:
Instate- Oregon
Income-100k+
White Female

Objective:
SAT I (breakdown): 2190 (CR-720 W-730 M-740)
SAT II: Math II:? Physics:? Spanish:? (I’m taking them in October)
Unweighted 9-11 GPA: 4.0
Weighted 9-11 GPA: 4.35
Unweighted GPA for 10-11: 4.0
Weighted GPA 10-11: 4.35

Rank/percentile (if available): Top 1%
IB Scores: IB Math SL: 6 IB Social and Cultural Anthropology: 6 (Will take IB Spanish HL, IB Physics SL, IB History HL, IB English HL senior year)
Senior Year Course Load: IB History of the Americas HL, IB Math HL, IB Anthro HL, IB Physics HL, TOK, IB English HL, IB Spanish HL)

I’m a full IB Diploma Candidate

Extracurriculars:
Intel Health and Human Science Research Intern
Intel Digital Marketing Specialist, Intern
“We the People” Constitution Team
Teacher, Class Leader, Cinematographer, Co-Chair of a committee for free student run citizenship classes (Mission: Citizen)
PSU Innovation Challenge (Engineering Design challenge Team)
Co-President of a service club
ACE Mentor Program
Volunteered in Guatemala as a teacher
Freshman Mentor/Peer Tutor
International Study Center

Honors:
IB Diploma Candidate
National Honor Society
Intel Internship Recipient
Honor Roll
National Champion for “We the People” Constitution Team

  1. Northwester (ED) - Manufacturing and Design Engineering
  2. University of Michigan (EA) - Industrial Engineering
  3. Cal Poly SLO - Industrial engineering
  4. Lehigh - Industrial Engineering
  5. Boston University - Mechanical Engineering
  6. Northeastern (EA) - Industrial Engineering
  7. USC - Industrial Engineering
  8. Tufts - Mechanical/Human Factors Engineering
  9. University of Washington - Human Centered Design Engineering

I just want to see my chances at the schools I am applying to for fall 2016!

Thanks so much!

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Your GPA is good but you SAT is just around admission average for McCormick and UMich CoE. The admission rate at McCormick was around 11% last year which the OOS admission rate at UMich CoE should be below 20% too (27.7% including in state and OOS students last year). Assuming you will get good SAT2 score for NU (UMich does not require SAT2), NU would be a reach while UMich would be a low reach.