Missouri
Public high school - urban, highly ranked
No budget
Psychology major
4.05 GPA (unweighted)
school does not rank
34 ACT superstore (32 highest composite)
no AP allowed until Junior year
English: Honors English I, Honors English II, CP English III, CP English IV
Math: Honors Geometry, Honors Algebra II, AP Stat, AP Pre-Cal, AP Calc BC
Science: Honors Physics, Honors Chem, AP Bio, AP Physics I, AP Physics II
History and social studies: World/US History I, World/US History II, CP US Gov, AP Psych
Language other than English: Honors Adv Spanish III, Honors Adv Spanish IV, Current Issues in Spanish world, Spanish literature
Visual or performing arts: Sculpture, Graphic Design, Photojournalism
Other academic courses: Yearbook Editor, Exploratorium (Gifted Ed/Independent Study)
AP Scholar award
Extracurriculars
Varsity diving 4 years 9-12, JV tennis 9-10, yearbook editor/staff 9-12, started Spanish Club, charter member of Youth Mental Wellness council, Best Buddies, camp counselor, teacher assistant at religious school, babysitting, religious youth group leader, co-founded business
strong essays
LOR from Honors English II/III teacher (same teacher) and AP Stat and AP Pre-Calc teachers
EA - Umich, EA - UT Austin, possibly ED - Vanderbilt, possibly ED - Duke
no budget restrictions
Assured (100% chance of admission and affordability):
Just because you have the grades /stats just means your competitive for that school. Not that you will be accepted.
Talk to the schools counselor to see the history of the school having students accepted into Michigan and what grades etc. If her grades /scores are higher then the high schools avg that is helpful. You are compared to your school not everyone applying.
My opinion…your student has the chance to be accepted to any of these…BUT none are even close to sure things.
Do they have other options on the list that are more likely for admissions? If so, then these are fine for applications. If NOT, then find some less selective options first…