<p>SAT: 1930 (690 Math, 670 Wrtigin, 570 Reading)
SAT II: None taken. Might take Math IIBC in January (650-700+)
GPA: 2.9 Cumulative (2.8 Freshman, 2.2 Sophomore, 3.6 Junior, 2.9 Senior)
First two years were low because of living in an unstable environment/moving; senior year, course load was high…
State Residency: Virginia (Northern Virginia)
Major: Computer Science</p>
<p>Course Load:
Freshman - biology honors
Sophomore - ap world history
Junior - ap english
Senior - ap calculus ab, ap computer science ab, ap psychology</p>
<p>EC’s:
Activities
JV Basketball Captain
Web Design Club Founder and President</p>
<p>Volunteer Experience
Community Service Project Construction - La Paz, Bolivia
Helped build house foundation and floor structure for a new residential implementation for an adoption center.
Community Service Technical Service - La Paz, Bolivia
Built and maintained website for the community service department at school; photographer.
Habitat for Humanity - La Paz, Bolivia
Volunteer for American Embassy; dug 6 ft. deep x 6 ft. wide holes for bathroom and pipeline installations.
Smithsonian Institute Natural Museum of Natural History
Managed and submitted digital microscope images to worlds largest, online database of paleobotonical fossil collections.
Volunteer Fairfax
Saved the non-profit organization hundreds of dollars and much time by fixing a technical issue they had with one of their newspaper publications format.</p>
<p>Work Experience
Freelance web/graphic design in La Paz, Bolivia.
Designed online teacher portfolios.
Summer job at Janmedia Interactive (<a href=“http://www.janmedia.com%5B/url%5D”>www.janmedia.com</a>)
Because Janmedia was too busy sealing deals with higher end clients ($100k+), they relied on me to deal with the high influx of requests from smaller clients.</p>
<p>Other
Took a summer college credit course at George Mason and got a B.</p>
<p>Recommendations
Smithsonian/Research Associate - Berkeley Graduate
Janmedia’s Presdient + Vice President (wrote a really excellent recommendation) - William and Mary Graduates</p>
<p>MY LIST (already applied to some of them):
George Mason // INSTATE
James Madison // INSTATE
Virginia Tech // INSTATE
Northeastern
U. Washington
Lehigh
U. Maryland
William and Mary // INSTATE + RECOMMENDATION + COUSIN ALUMNUS</p>
<p>EXTRAS (want to apply but might not… do you guys think its worth it because my chances are slim?)
9. U. Virginia // INSTATE
10. U. Southern California // LEGACY</p>
<p>George Mason: Match
James Madison: Match<br>
Virginia Tech: Match
Northeastern: Slight Reach/Reach (GPA…)
U Washington: Reach
Lehigh: Reach
U Maryland: Reach
William & Mary: Reach</p>
<p>Wow you really are conceited aren’t ya?
It’s subjective and there are many factors that may determine how hard a class is. Like my calculus class, my teacher does such a poor job explaining things that I have no idea what I’m doing and consequently, I do poorly on the test because I have no grasp of the material. In any case…</p>
<p>my friend got rejected from virginia tech with a 1380 sat and 2.1 gpa, so with a 2.9 and slightly similar sat, slightly lower tho, but with the addition of your multitude of your extracurriculars, I’d say that you have a optimal chance. So yes, a match. JMU and GMU should be matches for you because of the gpa, but not by much… i would say that you would get into all three of those schools.</p>
<p>dont count uva out, if you are an urm, then you would have an excellent shot, but I dont know that.</p>
<p>I also know that WIlliam and Mary for you might be a big reach because we had two students in our school apply and only one got in. The one that got in was number 3 in our school and had a perfect gpa and dominant sat, the one that didnt had a slightly better academic record. Just infomation that may help you. Good luck with your college application process.</p>
<p>re-cap
jmu/gmu/tech high safety/low match
w&m reach</p>
<p>steven, what about lehigh, maryland, northeastern, washington??
i also have a really good recommendation from my bosses at work, who are alumni…</p>
<p>i dont know about those, but u’ll probaly get into maryland too. I forgot to mention that… it’s probaly a 70% in for u. I have no experience or idea with the other colleges/universities.</p>