hopeful5

how be my chances...

male, out of state, white

GPA-3.68 UW, between 4.1 and 4.2 W
SAT- 2020 (700M, 660R, 660W) retaking in fall
SAT II- 750 Biology, 720 Math II
ACT- 32 composite (36M, 35R, 33E, 24S) retaking in fall

Freshman Year:
World Hist H- A
English H- B+
Biology H- A
Alg II H- A
Health/Phys Ed- A
Spanish 2- B+
Orchestra- A

Sophomore Year:
Precalc H- A
Chemistry H- B+
Soph English H- B
AP World History- B(3)
Spanish 3- B+
Gym- A
Orchestra- A+

Junior Year:
Junior Englsih H- B+
Spanish 4 H- B
US History H- A
AP Calculus AB- B+ (5)
AP Biology- A (5)

Senior Year Courses:
English IIII H
Spanish 5 H
AP Govt/Politics
AP Statistics
AP Physics

ECs:
-National Honor Society grades 11/12

-9 seasons Varsity sports (3 cross country, 3 indoor track, 3 outdoor track)

-Cross Country Captain

-Eagle Scout, Senior Patrol Leader of Boy Scout Troop

-200+ hours of community service

-Set up program where i interview veterans and submit their war stories to museums and national archives for later reference

GateNY09

Your transcript looks great, but I would do a couple of things.

1. Make sure to highlight your AP scores, they're great and deserve recgonition
2. Find people who can write really strong recomendations and speak to your academic interest and ability to handle rigor
3. You probably have some great things to write about in an essay, so carefully choose what you write about. DON'T write about sports, your committment to athletics will come through on your resume, no doubt.


Let me know if you have any other questions and best of luck!!

kevster1001

Solid applicant. If you can up your SAT scores and reach the 2100 mark, that would definitely raise your chances of acceptance. GPA isn't bad either. I agree with GateNY09; emphasize some important things you feel you should address in your essays. Be careful not to write another essay on a cliche topic. Other than that, good luck!