Chlorine17

Chance me? Hoping to follow 0-6 pharmacy programs at Rutgers or UPitt. Any other schools would be to either get an bachelors and later apply to pharmacy/med schools, or to get my pre-professional credits for two years and apply to a 4-year pharmacy school (2+4 year program).

Please look at my chances for:

UPenn
Hopkins
Carnegie Mellon
Cornell
UPitt
GW
BU
UMaryland
Rutgers
Any Cali Schools

ACT: 33 One Sitting (33 English, 33 Math, 36 Reading, 30 Science; 9 Essay - 31 Writing Composite)

SAT II's: Chemistry (770) Physics (750), just took Math II (looked at raw scores, scored between 750 and 800)

GPA: 3.5 Unweighted, 4.2 Weighted (5.3 Scale, didn't do well at all frosh/soph years - accelerated/unweighted classes. SHOWN SIGNIFICANT IMPROVEMENT)

Percentile: Top 25% (Low due to poor performances frosh/soph years ^)

AP: Chemistry (4), English Lang (5)

Senior Sched: AP Government and Politics, AP Statistics, AP Literature and Composition, AP Calculus AB, AP US History II, AP Biology, Forensics Chemistry Honors

Located in NJ

Notable EC's: Freshman Lacrosse Co-Captain [9], Varsity Winter Track [11-12] (Hopefully captain this year), Varsity Spring Track [10-12], TKD Black Belt, TKD Instructor at Cultural Summer Camp for Korean Adoptees [9, 12] (I'm adopted), Volunteer Work at New Eyes For The Needy [9-12] (Take donated glasses/sunglasses, sort, measure with lensometers, ship globally to individuals who cannot afford correctional eyewear), Summer intenships at not-for-profits [9-12], Asian Culture Club [9-12]

Chlorine17

bump bump bump bump?

Catria

Which California schools do you want to apply to?

maiden13

UPenn, Hopkins, Cornell will be hard with that GPA - Reaches

Carnegie Mellon - high match, you have all the credentials

GW is a match
In at Pitt, thats relative to all of the people at my school who have been accepted so far

Don't know much about BU, Rutgers, and Maryland, but from what my friends applying there have been saying, you look like a good match, probably low matches/safeties.

I would definitely recommend UC schools cause they're really strong in med programs. Also maybe USC as a low reach...

hope this helps!

Catria

I assume you'd be happy attending pre-med at UCSD so I'll chance you for UCSD, since it has a great pre-med program, also usable for pre-pharmacy.

UPenn: Reach
JHU: Reach
Cornell: Reach
CMU: High match
UCSD: Low match (OOS helps you at UCSD)
UPitt: Safety (regular; the BS-MD is another matter)
GW: High match
BU: Safety
Rutgers: High match (0-6 PharmD/BS-MD accelerated) Safety (regular)
UMD: Low match

Chlorine17

For the improvement part of my GPA, I went from a 3.8 frosh year, 4.2 soph, and 4.5 junior