<p>Connecticut
- UCONN-Don’t know</p>
<p>Georgia
- Emory - Decent Chances, need to show a lot of interest, if you really want to go here, I suggest doing ed 1 or ed 2. Also depends on the rigor of your high school schedule.</p>
<p>Indiana
- Indiana University-Don’t know
- Notre Dame - Reach, Sat scores are low for ND.</p>
<p>Maryland
- Johns Hopkins - Reach, Sat Scores are low for JHU.
- Maryland (College Park) - Don’t Know</p>
<p>Massachusetts
- Babson-Don’t Know
- Boston U - Good Chances probably in
- Boston C - Low Reach, show interest in the school, since interest s big.
- U Mass (Amherst) - Reach, really hard for out of state kids.
- Northeastern - Don’t Know</p>
<p>Michigan
- U of Michigan - Don’t Know</p>
<p>Minnesota
- U of Minnesota (Twin Cities) - Don’t Know</p>
<p>New York
- NYU - decent chances, show interest
- Cornell - Reach, depends on what college within cornell you are applying to, some schools have a 15 percent acceptance rate.
- Ithaca - don’t know</p>
<p>North Carolina- don’t know
- Davidson
- UNC (Chapel Hill)
- Wake
- Elon</p>
<p>Pennsylvania
- UPenn - Reach, low sat scores for UPenn.
- Carnegie Mellon- depends on the major you are applying to. Computer Science will be hard.
- Pitt- Should get into. Show interest.
- Lehigh
- Drexel</p>
<p>South Carolina
- Clemson</p>
<p>Virginia
- UVA
- William and Mary
- Richmond</p>
<p>Wisconson
- Wisconson (Madison)</p>
<p>Washington DC
- American
- GWU
- Georgetown-Reach, low sat scores for georgetown.</p>
<p>For the ones I said “low sat scores” for try getting a 1400+ on reading and math to be compietive, even if you do get above a 1400+, UPenn and Cornell are reaches…</p>