<p>Where do I have a chance at scholarship?
I have a 33 ACT and 3.55 unweighted GPA and 3.61 weighted. I have a clear trend (due to dealing with ADHD which i wrote a separate essay about) 3.4 weighted freshman, 3.65 weighted sophmore, 4.05 GPA Junior, 4.3 first quarter senior grades. I plan on sending out my first quarter grades. I have 3.9 weighted GPA for UCs. I took AP Physics B and AP Calc Junior year, and AP Physics C, AP Micro Econ, AP US Gov, and AP Stats Senior year. My extra curriculars arnt amazing but not bad. I do at least 1 sport every year and over 100 hrs of community service.
Will chance back.</p>
<p>It depends on what colleges you are targeting. Some of the most selective do not give scholarships or merit aid. Others have a formula that is based on a combination of SAT and grades or ACT and grades. For the largest scholarships. considers some state flagships that looks for high GPA/SATs and out-of-state kids. Depending on your financial situation, some schools also have scholarships that consider your financial need.</p>
<p>So in answer to your question, yes you have a chance. Where you have a chance is the real question. </p>
<p>By the way, how can you chance anyone back if you don’t even know how scholarships work? :)</p>
<p>The best money is gotten directly from the schools. the local scholarships are usually small and only for the first year. Do you have good/great PSAT for National Merit money?</p>
<p>Full tuition at University of Alabama, for all 4 years.</p>
<p>With your stats, The University of Alabama would give you the Presidential Scholarship of full tuition…IF YOU APPLY by Dec 1st!!!.. and, submit the scholarship app.</p>
<p>What is your likely major? If you major in Engineering or Comp Sci, then you’d be given additional scholarship money.</p>