Average Student with Above Average ECs

<p>GPA: 3.82 (Weighted)
SAT: 2040
Ethnicity: White
Family: Both Parent’s MBA’s from Ivys, Sister graduated from UVA
APs: Junior Year: APUSH(2), Calc AB (3), Macro (4), Micro (2)</p>

<p>Prospective Major : Operations/Supply chain Management with a focus in entrepreneurship</p>

<p>EC’s,

  • Concession/Attendant Manager at a waterpark - Interviewed, Hired, Trained, and manage 15 employees. In charge of roughly $30,000 in inventory and and $150,000 in orders per summer. Count registers, do paperwork, create schedules etc. Worked two previous summers as an attendant before being promoted.
  • Owner of registered LLC. Patent pending on an invention that is in the process of manufacturing.
  • Created and ran online gaming store. Sold roughly $45,000 worth of items from 9th-10th grade
  • President and Founder of FBLA, Placed 2nd among 26 in Job Interview Event in region
  • Founder & President Of Libertarian Club, hold weekly meetings to discuss politics
  • 1 of 3 students chosen out of 80 economic students from my school to attend a county wide seminar to discuss sequestration with our congressman
  • 4 Year varsity lacrosse player
  • JV debate 10th & 11th grade</p>

<p>School List:</p>

<h1>1. UVA - MY FAR AND AWAY NUMBER ONE I WANT TO GO HERE SO BAD</h1>

<h1>2. Indiana</h1>

<h1>3. Purdue</h1>

<h1>4. Virginia Tech</h1>

<h1>5. William and Mary</h1>

<h1>6. JMU</h1>

<h1>7. Santa Clara</h1>

<h1>8. George Mason (Safety)</h1>

<p>You need the base of the cake (core stuff like SAT/ACT and GPA) before the icing (EC volunteering)
thankfully your base is not that bad and as you said your EC are amaxing, use them to your advantage by showing u are really uniqyue and letting the admissions committe jknow u have more than just academics to offer to their schools.</p>

<h1>1. UVA - match (low reach?)1</h1>

<p>#2. Indiana match
#3. Purdue match
#4. Virginia Tech low reach
#5. William and Mary low reach
#6. JMU match
#7. Santa Clara match
#8. George Mason (Safety) </p>

<p>chance back!</p>

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<p>Thanks, I’m working on getting my SAT up too</p>

<p>Anyone else?</p>

<p>Awesome ECs and pretty good results as well, if you can get that SAT score up by just a bit, I would say all your schools are matches. </p>

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<p>I would advise you to make your SAT and GPA a priority; your ECs are arguably enough to make up for your lower scores/academics but it can’t hurt to work on those areas.</p>

<p>I’d say you’re definitely in at pretty much everywhere except maybe UVA and William and Mary. Those I would consider high matches.</p>

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<p>Anyone else?</p>

<p>For any schools that you are within their admission stat ballpark, you would have a great chance. You do have a few like that on the list. However, EC can be easily overlooked during the initial screening process if the GPA and scores are below their threshold.</p>

<p>all are matches or low reaches
the gpa and AP scores are a weak point
but your extracurriculars show dedication and leadership, so you should reasonably be able to get into any of those schools with quality essays/grade improvement next year</p>

<p>chance back</p>

<p>My only concern would be the AP scores.</p>

<p>Don’t worry. AP scores have minimal impact on admission, at least for the schools on your list. You only need to self report them on applications.</p>

<p>By the time I apply to college I will hopefully have a 3.9 cumulative</p>