What schools do you think I can get into?

Chance Me / Match Me!
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I am currently a hs junior.

Gpa: 3.83 unweighted, 4.35 weighted
SAT: (my goal is to get into the 2000s)
SAT Subject tests: (want to take bio and a history)

Rigorous Classes:
Freshman: AP human geography, French 1, some honors classes, etc.
Sophmore: AP World History, AP Art History, French 2 honors, some honors classes, etc.

Went to another school that is a dual enrollment program

Junior: English 3 honors, Chem honors, 7 dual enrollment (semester long) classes

I’m planning on taking 3 or 4 dual enrollment classes over the summer and 10 to 14 dual enrollment classes.

I will have my Asociates degree be for I graduate high school.

Extracurriculars:
Swim team (all 4 years)
(My school doesn’t offer many clubs)

Volunteer:
(My goal is to get 250 or more hours)
Animal shelter, swim team timing and help, hospital

Work experience:
Job as lifeguard

Other things:
Apple Final Cut Pro Certification
CPR certified
Lifeguard certified

So what schools do you think I have a chance to get into?

I was looking at Columbia, Harvard, Cornell, NYU, Macaulay honors college, etc.

What schools do you think I have a chance to get into?

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come back next year with more info, but honestly just breaking into the 2000’s would make most of those schools a reach

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But do you think that the information I have given will help me get into the universities that I was looking at

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You have a shot at Macaulay and all the CUNYs Honors Programs.
You’re competitive for everything else, mostly because of your Dual Enrollment classes/plans, but that only means 1 chance in 10 to 1 chance in 15 or 20 - the schools you listed are mostly “lottery” schools, except NYU where you’d definitely have closer to a 1 in 5 chance IF you accomplished everything you hope to.

Have you talked with your parents regarding budget? That’s often the #1 factor.
Can they pay their EFC? DO you want a college that meets 100% need, or rather a need-aware college, or a college that offers good merit?

Spend time finding match schools (schools you like, that after running the NPC your parents tell you are affordable, and that have a 30%+ admit rate).
Check out Hamilton, Colgate, Hobart&William Smith, St LAwrence, Allegheny, Connecticut College, Bowdoin, Dickinson, UMass Amherst, SUNY Geneseo, SUNY Binghamton, Penn State, UAlabama Honors, ASU Barrett.
Run the Net Price Calculator for those and bring the results to your parents.

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So you have a lot of great aspirations but I’d reccomend that you 1) start looking at more match schools and 2) work on amping up your ECs. There are opportunities outside of school.
It is awesome that you are doing dual enrollment. I wish id done more.

I think all of the ivies are reaches for you.
NYU Is a high match

Look at vassar, bard, bowdoin, Amherst, bates, Williams, Colgate, swarthmore, McCalaster, etc. there are lots of private schools with great educational programs and financial aid that have higher acceptance rated. On the west coast there is Reed, but it’s very liberal. Also in California there are Pomona, pitzer, st. Mary’s etc.

Good luck.

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