<p>PSAT: 188
First SAT: 1890
Second SAT: 2030
Sat II: Math 2, English (have not completed yet)
AP: (Only available senior yr) US Government and Politics, English, Calculus (have not taken yet)</p>
<p>GPA:4.0
Rank: 8 of 148</p>
<p>ECs:
National Honors Society- historian (maybe; elections are tomorrow)
Jam Sessions- (music club-im a music production major in high school)
Academic Challenge Team
Drama Club
R.E.B.E.L.- county representative
Atlantic Cape Community College- sociology= A, microeconomic=s A, macroeconomics (havent finished yet), newswriting (haven’t taken yet)</p>
<p>Awards:
Cape Assist Award- Anti-Drinking Public Service Announcement
School Counts
First and Second Honor Roll
Congressional Student Leadership Conference- acceptance, didn’t attend because of fee</p>
<p>Schools:
George Washington U
New York U
Boston U
Rutger’s U
American U
*Johns Hopkins U
Univeristy of Chicago</p>
<p>*might apply-reach schools</p>
<p>Personal Info:
African American
female
upper lower class (less than $30,000 per year)
school- technical high school</p>
<p>I think you are in for the first 5, the last two are slight reaches but your URM status really helps with admissions. You also have solid ECs and awards.</p>
<p>yeah I was thinking that URm status would help, but I do want to earn my admissions. What about any UC schools? Doubt I’ll apply, but I still have time to decide.</p>
<p>It really depends on you. I didn’t study the second time and I did way better. If you want to figure out if you’ll do better, there is something on collegeboard that tells you what percentage of people with your scores did better, worse, or the same the second time. I think though, that had to be purchased when you registered. In all honesty I think that nerves had a lot to do with it. I felt a lot more comfotable the second time and I knew the procedure.</p>
<p>Yeah, i ended up not taking it today just cuz I was kind of apprehensive as to whether or not I’d do better. It was probably a mistake, but I wasn’t in the right “mindset” and having that is pretty important (for the SATs it’s probably the MOST important thing). I’m taking the IIs in October, I can take the official test again in November after studying a little periodically over the next 5 months</p>
<p>Anyway to be on topic, I know for sure you’ll get into Boston U and Rutger’s. I don’t know much about the other schools</p>