Chance me on the following VA schools

<p>Christopher Newport University
Virginia Commonwealth University
University of Mary Washington
James Madison University
Virginia Tech-applying ED
George Mason University</p>

<p>my activities:Model United Nations, Girl Scout for 13 years intends to receive Gold Award, Heart to Heart (Animal Rights Club), Show Choir, Young Democrats, Broadway Night, Taking Flight Mentoring Program (mentor incoming freshmen), currently working as a paid camp counselor during the summer</p>

<p>my leadership positions:Choral president senior year, choral spirit leader junior year, captain of jv field hockey, captain of jv lacrosse</p>

<p>my sports:Volleyball my freshmen and sophomore year, jv lacrosse my sophomore and junior year, jv softball my freshmen year, varsity field hockey my senior year</p>

<p>my volunteer opps:Volunteer at girl scout camps, relay for life, volunteer at the humane society, volunteered at presidential inauguration in 2005, Displace Me event in Washington,D.C.(hosted by invisible children organization)</p>

<p>my awards:recieved my silver award in girl scouts and intend on recieving my gold award</p>

<p>my unweighted gpa:3.5
my weighted gpa:3.75
SAT math:510
SAT CR:560
SAT W:580</p>

<p>I can only speak for VT, but is there any way you could retake the SAT (or take the ACT) in time to get them considered? Your EC’s look great and your GPA is definately good enough, but your SAT is bringing it down a bit… if you could get it up to a Math/CR 1200 (you have a 1070 right now, so it’s doable with studying) your chances would go up a lot.</p>

<p>edit: Also, VT superscores, so you can take your best reading and best math score combined to give them as your score. Just food for thought.</p>

<p>i have taken my ACT and it’s a 24 right now, but I intend on taking it again in september. Right now I’m in another SAT prep course so that I can do better on the SAT, hopefully it works</p>

<p>If you get your SAT score up I’d say VT is a match. You’ll be smack dab in the middle of their admissions with a 1200, and being in-state and with great ECs you’d probably get in. If you don’t get it up, though, I’d say it’s a bit of a reach. You still could get in, many do with those stats, but your odds increase signifigantly with a 1200.</p>

<p>I agree with the other posters, get those sat’s up a little and you could have a good chance at VT, and at the other schools too</p>