What are my odds of getting into UMich-Ann Arbor?

Colleges & Universities A-Z University of Michigan
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<p>Conditions:
-No SATIIs as of now, but will be taking them next month: Lit, MathII, Bio (I predict the scores to be in the high 600s; nothing over 700)
-Essays will be decent
-Will apply for financial aid
-From a Washington public school
-Will be studying neuroscience/biology/pre-med/neurobiology
-Will try to apply before nov 1, but most likely between nov 1 and nov 15.</p>

<p>Stats:
GPA: 3.75 (unweighted)
Class rank: 35 out 401 (top 10%)
APs: Lit (2), Language, US (2), Physics, Bio, English Language
SAT: I took one last June and got 1530. During the summer I studied and improved a lot so i'll get a score in the range of 1800-2000. I'll get 1800 at the least.</p>

<p>Extracurricular/activities:
-Church Youth Group 4 years (President, VP, and secretary)
-Volunteer @ art museum from July 2009-present (2 hrs each Saturady)
-Volunteer @ elementary school (max 50hrs)
-Piano accompaniment for Sunday services (max. 20 hrs)/ Piano +10 yrs
-Varsity Tennis for last 3 years (Most Improved Award/Letters)
-World Affairs Club 2 years (Senior board-coordinate main event according to appropriate theme of the month e.g. poverty)
-National Honor Socitey 4 years - lots of assorted community services
-Key Club 2 years - more community servies
-Wheat Mission-2 years- interact with disabled children, prepare food and just make them smile.</p>

<p>Accumulated Hrs: 100+</p>

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<p>D.C. or state? If I’m not mistaken, Washington state is underrepresented so you’re more likely in from there but I’ll still say reach because of the low SAT’s. Getting above a 2000 would really help you.</p>

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<p>I’m from Washington state and I’ll be applying to LSA</p>

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<p>Pumpkins, your SAT is low for Michigan. The mid 50% of admitted students have SATs in the 1900-2200 range. You really need to improve your SAT to 2000 if you want adecent chanceof getting in.</p>