Chance me please, any input helps!

Applying to College
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<p>I was just rejected from Tufts EDII, which I was pretty bummed out about, but would be perfectly happy at any of the following schools: Brandeis, Wesleyan, Connecticut College, and Trinity. I also applied to Dartmouth, but I did not make the coach’s list (for crew), so I would be very surprised to receive an acceptance letter.</p>

<p>Grades: 3.62 (unweighted), I go to a small school that does not offer many Honors classes, and no AP classes. I have an upward trend that starts with a 3.4, and ends at a 4.16.</p>

<p>Test Scores</p>

<p>ACT:29
SAT:1980
Math:670
Reading:620
Writing:690</p>

<p>Activities:
2 Years of Varsity Rowing, Second place at National championships last year.
Co-host and organize an annual fundraiser for MMRF and Make-A-Wish foundation for 4 years</p>

<p>Performed at and organized multiple Haiti benefit concerts
1 year as Musical Instructor- I manage a 5th grade band, of which the bass player is blind
1 year as Teacher’s assistant at local synangouge
1 year on Student disciplinary commitee
5 week course at Berklee College of music for Jazz
1 summer internship at Design Office Assistant
Was awarded Leadership of the Arts and most Spirited award by my school.</p>

<p>additional info:
I am from California (applying to all east coast schools!) and am not requesting Financial aid.</p>

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<p>It is great that you can foot the bill but all the schools you listed are need blind… That said I think you have a chance at Wesleyan, Conn College and Trinity. I think Dartmouth is a no unless they recruit you for rowing.</p>

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<p>Does anybody know what the average 25-75% SAT/ACT scores are for any of these schools?</p>

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<p>I don’t off the top of my head but if you were to google the common data set for each school you could find it there.</p>