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GPA: 3.8/4.85
Class rank: 19/405
Top 5%
Sat: 1170
Junior: 2 ap( APUSH APLANG passed both) 1 IB (art they decided to not continue the art program for my school so we only got half a credit since ib is supposed to be two years) 1 honors
Senior: 4 dual enrollment classes, 1 ap (prob and stat) 1 honors
Clubs: NHS (vp) , beta club, math club, key club, mock trial, student government
Sports: tennis softball cheer (basketball and football) cross country
It looks like your SAT score is the weakest point of your application. Are you still a junior? I would suggest taking SAT again or trying ACT.
If you are a senior, it is a little late to be finding schools - many application due dates have passed. I would suggest searching for test-optional schools.
What are you hoping to study?
Are you planning to continue with any of your four sports in college?
Are you more drawn to small colleges or big universities?
I would encourage you to take a look at the Colleges That Change Lives schools. Lots of good choices there!
Hundreds of options and super selective schools too - if you choose the score optional superstars. Bowdoin Chicago etc.
Wheaton (MA).
Not really planning on playing sports in college I would like a bigger school. I would really like a place with a pre vet major I have looked at Clemson I know it’s a reach I would be a legacy everything good except my sat scores I have really bad test anxiety I have been accepted to (in South Carolina) lander, CSU, USC Columbia and anderson
Perdue. Has pre health tracks and wonderful school of veterinary. It’s big but still an awesome place.
Have you considered Auburn University ?
Look at Auburn, Colorado State, Kansas State, Iowa State and Mississippi State. All have very good prevet programs. You could get an OOS scholarship at Kansas State and they have an early admission to vet school program worth looking in to. My son is there from a big city and absolutely loves it! He will be going to vet school there in 1 1/2 years.
Michigan State, Penn state, Rutgers … and lots more