<p>Currently I'm at a community college in Florida. My current GPA here is a 3.67 and I'm enrolled in the honor society here. My high school stats are not too impressive. I graduated high school adamant on doing hair for the rest of my life, but after getting my license and doing hair for two years, I took myself back to school. I'm graduating here with my AA in Business next summer and am planning on applying to Boston College CSOM. I'm considered a minority (hispanic), which I'm not sure if that will help me in my favor. I have done 25 hours of community service so far and am planning on doing more. Any ideas about my chances of getting into Boston College?</p>
<p>I would recommend get gpa up to 3.7 if possible. And no being Hispanic won’t help you too much although it will help you more in northern schools but you gotta keep in mind that the top schools may want diversity but they won’t admit you for your race whatsoever. Also get more involved and get in phi theta kappa and student government and other programs. If you don’t get your extracurriculars down they will deny you. Also keep in mind that there are a lot of other good schools out there. don’t apply to just difficult schools. Low acceptance doesn’t always mean high quality. I would say your chances are middle of the road because you don’t have good hs or extra curriculars. I suggest you get that stuff straight for a better chance</p>
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