any suggestions for targets/reaches?

<p>Stats:
-SAT: 700 Math, 720 Reading, 670 Writing…1420/2090
-SAT II: awaiting scores
-ACT: 31
-GPA: 3.87 unweighted, 4.69 weighted
-Class Rank: 16/545
-AP: Human Geography (4), World History (3), Environmental Science (5), English Language(5), US History (4) , Chemistry (3), Psychology (4)</p>

<p>Personal:
-Location: Florida
-High School Type: public, sends many grads to top schools
-Ethnicity: white
-Gender: female</p>

<p>Extracurriculars:
-Editor in Chief of Yearbook
-DECA International participant and Florida State champion
-Vice President Red Cross Club
-National Honor Society Member
-National Science Honor Society Member
-Employed 15 hours/week for 2 years
-Started yearbook club to mentor local middleschoolers</p>

<p>Senior Schedule:
AP Calculus AB
AP Literature
AP Physics
AP Macroeconomics
AP US Government
AP Biology
Honors Yearbook- Editor in Chief
Art Appreciation at local university</p>

<p>What type of school are you looking for? LAC? University? Northeast? South? Midwest?</p>

<p>Some more information would be nice other than academics for this, i.e. what region you want to attend college in, what kind of climate you like, urban vs rural campus, large vs small school, public vs private, etc.</p>

<p>just shoot out a major & ill help shoot out a list of schools</p>

<p>urban
5,000-10,000 students
possible majors: cognitive science, psychology
open to LACs
open to all regions</p>

<p>well UPenn’s neuroscience, cognitive science is one of the best in the country and also incorporates an amazing liberal arts education so that might be you dream school…
-MIT also but much less Liberal Arts
-Carnegie Mellon has good programs in your possible majors but almost no breath in courseload only depth
-UPitt also has a good program mostly due to their amazing Med School and the UMPC hospital system you could easily get in and most likely get merit aid</p>

<p>all four are urban campuses. those are the few i know sorry im not paticually informed in this field of study
hoped this helped though</p>