What do you think?

Transfer Students
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<p>Ok, I'm a freshman at Drew University (small liberal arts school in NJ) and I'm looking to transfer next year.</p>

<p>College Stuff:
Freshman Seminar: A-
Calculus: A
Biology w/Lab: A
Chemistry w/Lab: A</p>

<p>This gives me a 3.918 GPA.
I'm also on the softball team at Drew.</p>

<p>HS Stuff:
Unweighted GPA 3.8
Weighted GPA 4.3
5 AP Courses
590 V SAT
690 M SAT
700 SAT II Writing
710 SAT II Math IC
540 (EEK) SAT II US History
Executive Board of NHS
4 Year Varsity Softball</p>

<p>I'm thinking premed and am looking for sciences. What do u think my chances are at UNC (out of state) and Stanford?</p>

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<p>you took calc, bio and chem in one semester?</p>

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<p>what's wrong with that? I took calculus II, organic chem, physics with calc, and bio in one semester.</p>

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<p>UNC no problem.
Stanford would be tough. but if you retake the SAT and do well, then maybe.
why don't you pick some schools in between.
cornell, u of chicago, northwestern...</p>

<p>I am trying to transfer too and stanford is one of the schools that i am applying to and honestly I don't think i have a chance despite my 4.0, honors and 39 credits in one year. My SAT is 630V+780M, which I think is horrible.</p>

<p>It's hard to say how your softball will affect things, i don;t know much about that.</p>

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<p>martini you are my hero!</p>

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<p>well i do talk to myself after all that but if the admissions people think i am their hero after that it'd be worth it.</p>

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<p>yes i took chem, bio, and calc at the same time. And I don't plan on playing softball if I go to a DI school so that wouldn't really affect it in that way. Just as a previous and current extracurricular.</p>

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<p>OOPS I really got a 730 on Math IC not a 710</p>