What do you think my chances are?

Chance Me / Match Me!
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<p>Alright so first off I go to a competitive school in Chicago, Illinois (public high school; ranked 7th in state). I am White. My weighted GPA is 4.2381, and my unweighted is 3.4524 (I was put in to all regular classes by the school freshman year with the exclusion of algebra, and earned my way into honors and AP classes the following years.) I have taken 4 AP courses so far and am taking 2 more this year. I have 60+ community service hours. My ACT is 23 (I'm a bad test taker, lol; I am retaking it in September and aiming for 28+). </p>

<p>Junior Year:</p>

<p>Honors Spanish II
Honors British Literature
Honors Algebra II/ Trig
AP European History
AP Government and Politics
AP Chemistry (2 period)</p>

<p>Senior Year:</p>

<p>Honors English IV
Honors Pre Calculus
Honors Law in American Society
Honors Spanish III
AP Psychology
AP Physics B (2 Period)</p>

<p>EC's include:</p>

<ol>
<li>Lithuanian Club</li>
<li>Polish Club</li>
<li>Key Club</li>
<li>Student Council</li>
</ol>

<p>I want to know what you guys think my chances are in getting into these schools:</p>

<ol>
<li>University of Michigan - Ann Arbor </li>
<li>University of Illinois - Champaign/Urbana</li>
<li>University of Wisconsin - Madison</li>
<li>University of Indiana - Bloomington</li>
</ol>

2

<p>bump</p>

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3

<p>bump</p>

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4

<p>Your chances at Michigan are slim, your gpa is low, your ecs are not that good. Less than a hundred volunteer hours is not that good. Current act is too low.</p>

5

<p>Your ACT is way too low for all of those schools. Study as much as you can this summer, take as many practice tests as you can, and I think you will get that 28+ in September.
Good Luck!</p>

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<p>I agree with both of the prior posters. Your EC’s are lacking, you have no leadership and you have minimal community service (personally I think below 150 is low, but below 100 is very low). Also your ACT and SAT are on the low end. Study for the ACT, retake and try and get some community service in before you apply.</p>