<p>personal: Indian male-moved at the age of 7, middle-class family, large public competitive high school-want to major in economics/finance/engineering</p>
<p>academics: ranked 13/600 4.3 gpa
0 AP Soph, 2 AP classes Junior, 5 Projected AP classes Senior Year
4 SAT II (Projected)
1st time SAT-2200 (pretty sure i can get 2250-2300)
PSAT-225-def got national merit for Texas</p>
<p>EC: Cross Country & Track JV-4 years
Taekwondo Black Belt- 4 years
Weightlifting - 2 years
Boys & Girls Club Advisory Commmitte (helped create one in city)
First National Bank Junior Board of Directors
Junior Leadership of Brazos Valley
Student Council member at large-4 years
Math & Science Club-4 years
Robotics Club-4 years
BPA-1 year -made it to state
NHS-2 years
300 volunteering hours at habitat for humanity/library</p>
<p>2 really good rec and the rest are the normal good/hardworking</p>
<p>so… is it university of phoenix online or what for me?</p>
<p>Here are your chances at some good business schools:</p>
<p>Wharton (Penn)-reach
MIT-reach
Emory-slight reach
Notre Dame-match to slight reach
Georgetown-match to slight reach
UC Berkeley-slight reach (OOS) (have to apply to business junior year)
Univ of Texas–safety (only because you are in-state and in top 5%–you will get into the honors program here also)
Indiana–safe match (honors plus scholarship)
Wake Forest–match
Univ of Virginia-match (have to apply to business junior year)
Michigan–match
Penn State (Scheyers honors)–match to slight reach plus large scholarship if accepted
Penn State–safe match plus money
Purdue–safe match
USC–match plus probable money
UNC-CH (OOS)–match (have to apply to business junior year)
NYU (Stern)–match
Bentley–safety
Babson–safe match
Villanova–match
Illinois–match
Univ of Miami (Florida)–match plus scholarship
Wisconsin–match</p>
<p>Those schools are all big reaches unless your HS sends many to top colleges. If you look at common data sets, most unhooked kids at those schools are at the very top of their classes. You are an ORM and that doesn’t help, but hopefully you’re from an underrepresented state. Raise your SATs and give them a try, but have some good matches as next year will be the hardest year in history at top colleges.</p>