Chance me please

Colleges & Universities Marist College
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<p>SAT 1740
Math - 630
CR - 540
570 - Writing</p>

<p>Freshman GPA - 3.1 (1 honors)
Sophomore GPA - 2.6 (5 honors)
Junior GPA - 3.4 (3 honors)
Senior GPA - 4.2 (3 AP)</p>

<p>I was very bored and unmotivated during freshman and sophomore year because of the mandatory minimums/teachers and got serious in junior and senior year as the idea of college became more real. Im hoping that they see my upwards trend, since my most recent grades are the most realistic portrayal of what they can expect. </p>

<p>Extra Curricular
3 Years Varsity Tennis (# 4-1 Singles)
Computer Club President
Snowboard Club 4 Years
Computer Repair School Head Technician
Took free classes at community college during junior year as part of a high school partnership for excelling students.
Designed and maintain school newspaper website.
Was involved in a 2500 member organization sophomore year ( reason for GPA dip )</p>

<p>Recommendations
Excellent</p>

<p>Essay
Excellent</p>

<p>P.S. I am looking to go for the great computer science / IT program they have. I have tried to define myself as a bona fide nerd in hopes of earning the NSF scholarship. I have visited twice and went to a tech open house. My guidance counselor will also be contacting the admissions office to boost my chances. My school has a good history of acceptance with Marist. Also a Hispanic - White. I also speak russian.</p>

<p>I would like to be chanced on getting in and then getting the NSF scholarship ( 12 students interested in tech program.)</p>

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<p>Has anyone heard from Marist - ED?</p>

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<p>I haven’t. They said since I was applying to the nsf scholarship im looking at around march to get an answer</p>

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<p>Marist ED is now Jan 30th. : (</p>

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<p>ED decisions should have been out in December…</p>

<p>EA is Jan 30th</p>

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<p>Sorry that’s what i meant</p>

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<p>Wait you aren’t white? You can get in anywhere.</p>

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<p>Haha, well. 50 percent russian, 25 percent salvadorian, and 25 percent equadorian. By the way, got accepted with a 6k academic scholarship</p>