What do you think, Can I get In????

Colleges and Universities A-Z University of Washington
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<p>It's crunch time... and i've gotta make a final list of colleges. I love the UW, mainly becuase i've grown up around it. Do you think I could make it in?</p>

<p>Asian Indian Male from Seattle Suburbs (Born in India, but now US citizen). Lived here for 13 years. </p>

<p>GPA; 3.2 uw / 3.6 w
SAT; 740 M/ 650 V</p>

<p>Honors/ AP; 10 honors classes (9-11th grade)/ 3 AP classes (11-12th) </p>

<p>EC's;
-Tennis (JV captain junior year (good team)), Varsity senior year. 4 years total.
-Marching Band (internationally acclaimed, we've won awards in dublin, england, and canada, and just got invited to be in the holiday bowl) 4 years
-Marching Band president and Lt. Drum Major
-Track (1 year)
-Bowling team (yes it's a sport at our school) (1 year)
-ASB elected official (2 years)
-Link Crew (like big brother). 1 year.
- Wind Ensemble (4 years)
- DECA (1 year, only available to seniors)
-Volunteered 100 hours at the Pacific Science Center</p>

<p>Awards/ Achievements;
-Johns Hopkins Center for Talented Youth since 5th grade</p>

<p>Do you think I'm in?</p>

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<p>i think you have a definite chance of getting in...especially if you live in Washington...(btw...how's the Asain Indian population there? I'm thinking about applying there too, though it'll be out-of-state for me :( )</p>

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<p>Your GPA is below average. Is there a reason for it? Starting this year, the UW has overhauled its admissions process, rendering the admission index obsolete, so they'll be more holistic in evaluating your application.</p>

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<p>70% +/- 10% depending on essay</p>

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<p>alright thanks... btw, does the UW have a pre-law advisory program?</p>

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<p>I know the uw has a couple clubs like phi alpha delta among several others. They don't have a specific program for law though. The closest thing to that is the Law, Societies and Justice Major. I don't know if that actually answered your question but that's a couple of the opportunities for those interested in pre-law/law.</p>