<p>sophmore year: 1ST SEMESTER SECOND
bio A A
eng honors B B
geo honors B C+
pe A B
world history honors B A
spanish I B B
GPA 3.83 W 3.67 W</p>
<p>JUNIOR YEAR
1ST SEM 2ND SEM (CURRENT/GOING TO BE)
ANAT/PHYS A A
ALG II C+ C+
AP US A B+
SPAN II A A
ENG HONORS B B
CHEM B A
GPA- 3.67 W 3.67 W</p>
<p>EXTRA CURR:
ABOUT 700 HOURS OF COMMUNITY SERVICE 05-MAY 07
PRESIDENT OF INTERACT CLUB 06-07 AND NEXT YEAR
TREASURER OF BEST BUDDIES CLUB 06-07 AND NEXT YEAR
HONOR ROLL…
NATIONAL HONOR ROLL
1ST GENERATION COLLEGE STUDENT
LOW INCOME FAMILY
SAT I- 1800</p>
<p>The whole concept of strangers judging your ability to be admitted based on these few stats/facts makes me supremely uncomfortable. With that said, I think 1800 is going to be way too low. I have yet to encounter anyone (aside from maybe a varsity athlete) that has gone below 2000. It’s getting more competitive every year. I think NU does a good job looking at things other than gpa (which yours is also too low) and SAT, but it still needs to compete, on paper, with the Ivies, UofCs, & Wash Us of the country.
Good luck and be sure to show interest and commitment in your application.</p>
<p>i know someone who was admitted with a 29 act, and although the tests obviously don’t measure the same thing, percentile-wise that converts to around a 1300.</p>
<p>it is possible, and especially as a first-gen college student, they understand that you may not necessarily have had the same preparation for a test like that as other students.</p>