Asian Male Finance 4.0 UW 4.64 W 1490 SAT 13/448 [FL resident]

Chance Me / Match Me
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Demographics

  • US Citizen

  • State/Location of residency: Fl

  • Type of high school (or current college for transfers): good Public

  • Other special factors: (first generation to college, legacy, recruitable athlete, etc.) N/A

Cost Constraints / Budget
Budget/Cost not an issue

Intended Major(s) Finance

GPA, Rank, and Test Scores

  • Unweighted HS GPA: 4.0

  • Weighted HS GPA: 4.64 (4.0 for regular, 4.5 for honors, 5.0 for AP

  • Class Rank:13/448

  • ACT/SAT Scores:1490 SAT (790M 700R)

List your HS coursework

9th:Alg 2 Honors, Chem Honors, Eng 1 Honors

10th:Web Design Honors, APES, AP Euro, AP Comp Sci A, AP Precalc, AP world, Eng 2 Honors

11th: AP Art History; AP Comp Sci Principle; APUSH; AP Physics 1; AP Calc AB; AP Lang; AP Stat

12th:AP Psych; AP Hug; AP Lit; AP Gov; AP Macro: AP Calc BC; 2 dual enrollment classes

Middle School: Alg 1 Bio Earth Space Science Geo all honors

Awards

2023 Second Harvest top volunteers

AP Scholar with Distinction

School Soccer Highest GPA 3x

Extracurriculars
Club Soccer-10 Y; 8Y Captain; 2x National Qualifier; 1x State Runner up

Soccer Ref- USYS National League level certified 2 years

Boy Scout-Life Rank working on eagle;1.5 years in leadership position

NHS-11th 12th

School Ambassadors VP-11th 12th

Volunteer-30+ Hour second harvest backpacking; 2023 top volunteers of the year at local second harvest;20+ Hour SAT Tutoring; 100+ Hour Soccer Summer Camp Counselor; Organized and ran canned food drive for underprivileged students in district and donated 200+ items

Virtual IB Internship (Forage)

Essays/LORs/Other
Essay-9/10 (About overcoming severe traumatic brain injury in 9th grade during car accident. Was in coma and then Hospital+Rehab for 2.5 months, leading me to drop out 9th grade year and do online school. Essay is about my journey recovering from that and how it changed how I think)

LOR-8/10

Schools
I dont know my chances for any of these so sorry!

UPenn

UMich- ED

NYU

Duke

Harvard

Cornell

UVA

Boston College

UF- In State

FSU- In State

IU Bloomington

Emory

Villanova

Georgetown

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People here will help, but in general, a quick-and-dirty way to chance yourself for schools is to compare your stats to the school’s mid 50% stat range (available in the school’s CDS or on its web site, although for any special competitive programs you may need to check for another set of stats) and then plug the schools into this matrix based on their selectivity (method stolen from College Kickstart):

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Also, very sorry to read about your car accident. That happened to my ex husband in his 20s, and I remember how tough the rehab was.

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Best of luck - a few things - not every school on your list has finance undergrad. If you truly want finance and Econ is not finance, you should remove some. It’s the first two although Duke has Financial Econ which may bring some of the finance major.

For chancing, FSU is a safe bet and I think IU too. I’d expect Nova and UF.

The rest are certainly possible. Maybe you squeeze in one but again if you want finance and they don’t offer it, why apply ?

UVA, by the way, is not direct admit. If you’d choose IU over another, say UVA, you can drop it.

good luck.

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You might want to fix your title. I think you meant that your 4.0 is unweighted and 4.6 is weighted

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shoot you’re right thank you

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My impression is that you are a very strong candidate for all of the schools you are applying to, but that you will not get into half of them. I can’t tell you which are in that half.

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