A few days ago
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What are my chances of getting into these colleges with my scores?

GPA: 4.3 something Weighted, 4 not

APs: 7 total including this year: American History & Biology 11th; Statistics, Physics, English, Psychology, AB Calc this year

Honors: took every honors class versus academic available (biology, chemistry, physics, english 9, 10, 11, world cultures, integrated II, integrated III, precalc, economics, western civilizations)

Also: Took Spanish up to level 4. I Think I will get all A’s for the first semester on my transcript except maybe physics with a high B.

SAT I: 1350 old

Math: 710

English: 640

Writing: 660

ACT: 33 composite

SAT IIs:

American History: 680

Biology (took E): 730

Extracurricular

Cross Country-4 years; 3 yr varsity; team captain

Indoor Track-3 yrs, 4 this yr, 1 yr varsity

Outdoor Track-3 yrs, 4 this yr; 3 yr varsity

SAD club- 3 yrs this year, officer this year

Plus thespian society, SAFE, Student council, NHS, science club, youth grp

Colleges: Cornell, Notre Dame, MIT, Purdue, Carnegie Mellon, Pitt, Boston U, UCLA, GTec

Top 3 Answers
A few days ago
whozyomama778

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You’re on a good track my friend. Those are some good colleges and I was looking at some of those, too. But you’re well-rounded and that’s what colleges like to see.
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5 years ago
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I’m guessing this is a troll? If this is a serious question, you will not get into any of these listed. Boston University is the easiest but you won’t get much of anything with a 3.0 gpa. University of Cambridge is in the U.K. btw, not the us. For American students, it is nearly impossible to get into. Maybe one or two people in the nation will get in. Cambridge College is in the U.S. however, and you would be able to get into that but you most likely would not want to go there.
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A few days ago
bluekitty1541
what do you want to study? you have quite a range of schools.

your high school grades look good, but your SATs are not so hot.

a lot depends on what you bring to the table in terms of ‘diversity’ — are you a minority, or from a state that doesn’t have a lot of students at that college.

the state schools that you mentioned give preference to their state residents, so you have to be something special to get in. cornell is a long shot — most ivies are unless you have some connections or you fill a niche they need.

mit is highly unlikely

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