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<p>Lots of info on UW board, go over there and read a few cycles of decision threads. While the acceptance rate overall is 50%, there are lots of well qualified OOS students who do not get in. As a UW parent who has watched a few admission cycles, an OOS student with a 3.7 unweighted, good course rigor, and 30+ ACT will find UW a match, but not safety. </p>
<p>i have 3.6 GPA unweighted in a very good public high school in Connecticut. Weighted it is probably about 3.8. I got a
30 on my ACT. I also have a very high interest in sports and athletics. I got a 3.24 freshman year. Then a 3.52 sophmore and a 4.0 junior year. I have take 4 honors classes.</p>
<p>My extra curricular activities consist of</p>
<ol>
<li>Tennis (high school, captain, 2 time state and division champs, usta tournaments (made it to 60 in new england), usta team tennis)</li>
<li>Buddy tennis which is helping disabled children to learn a sport and mostly have a good time</li>
<li>A couple of runs for diseases such as cancer, leukemia, athsma, etc.</li>
<li>Counselor in training at Nike Tennis camps
5.President of Korea club south (just a random club for fun)</li>
<li>I have a sports blog on facebook and a sports instagram page with over 3500 followers</li>
<li>180 hours of community service in africa</li>
<li>Helped renovate an old history site in my town
9 Book Club</li>
<li>Worked part time at my racket club</li>
<li>Recieved the english award for my grade</li>
<li>Creator of foursquare club in my school</li>
<li>Creator of sports talk club</li>
<li>Creator of Billionaires club</li>
</ol>
<p>Based on this…do u think i have a good shot? @Midwestmomofboys </p>
<p>Sounds good – pay attention to the UW essays, don’t blow them off – do your research and have intelligent things to say. The upward trend, especially (I am thinking you are male?) is a fairly standard trend for guys, so stay strong!</p>