<p>What's my odds of getting in so far to University of Rochester, Trinity College, Boston College, SUNY New Paltz, Brandeis, Rice, Cornell and Vanderbilt?
GPA: 91.05 (subject to change increase b/c of grade change)
AP Euro (2)
AP US (3)
CLEP
US History I 55
US History II 49
SAT- 450 reading 470 math and 420 writing combined 1340 (criticize me its fine, i'm utilizing my summer quite well)
ACT- 22 English 17 Math 25 Reading 25 Science 22 Writing 17
I have 12 strong recommendations so far.
Extracurricular activities
Fed Challenge
Euro Challenge
Chemistry Club- Creator/President
Robotics Club (first tech challenge) President
Key Club
Buddy Program (working with autistic child) President
Big Brother Program
Amnesty International
Economics Club- Creator/ President
Jazz Band/Marching Band I played the trumpet for 6 years
College Now: Bridges to Computing
College Now: Sociology
Forums Social Studies Magazine (3 articles published)
Open Mic. Club
Ping Pong Club
Newman Club
Jewish Student Union
Environmental Club
COPO (Council of Peoples Organization) volunteering 100 hours
FDC (Flatbush Development Corporation) volunteering 100 hours
Beth Israel Hospital volunteering 300 hours
Peer Tutoring
Numerous awards for community service and others</p>
<p>Your GPA and EC’s look alright. Try to bring those test scores up a lot, if you really struggle to you can also look into places like Bowdoin, at which, from my understanding, sending test scores as part of your application is optional.</p>
<p>for all of those colleges, you need to raise the SAT/ACT scores. yours are way way way to low, for BC and colleges like that you need at least a 28-29, and for rice cornell and vanderbilt, you need at least a 32… you have a lot of clubs and ECs but I would fear that you don’t have any focus but rather, you have a whole lot of ECs that look like you are trying to look impressive, which works, but colleges will see through those ECs unless you show serious commitment to them. Number 1 priority though is raising those standarized test scores because you really won’t be looked at unless you raise those scores up by a lot…
chance me please at “chance me guys!” by raca1111</p>
<p>Weak chances at best for Vandy, Brandeis, Rice, Boston or Cornell even with a 2000 or 29. Its gunna be hard raising it that high. You only need 3 letters of rec at most, not 12. Mediocre CLEP/AP scores. WAY TOO MANY ECS. Quantity vs Quality. This is not competitive for any of the schools on your list as of right now.</p>