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<p>have a 3.4 unweighted gpa, 4.1 weighted
during my freshman year, I got a 144/160 on my pSAT.</p>

<p>Academic classes: I am currently taking AP Psychology and AP world history and in all honors classes except for spanish and sports class,of course. I only took 3 honors classes last year because i wanted to get the feel of a public school for the 1st time.</p>

<p>My extracurriculars: every week at my local rink I help disabled children learn how to skate.
I am part of the international club at school.
I am part of the Varsity Club at school.
I was part of the Jr Civitan(community service) during my freshman year, but did not do it this year because hockey was taking up too much time.
I play lacrosse for my school.
I also play travel hockey, and have been invited to college showcases over the summer.</p>

<p>ps. my dad went to Boston College and that would be my first school of choice, but i am being recruited by a d1 school, but if that doesn’t work out could you tell me some reach colleges, match colleges, and safties… Thanks</p>

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<p>Are you a junior now?</p>

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<p>According to another thread he is a sophomore.</p>

<p>OP, PSAT is out of 240 now. Are you sure your score is right?</p>

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<p>I’d probably look at Colgate and Holy Cross as well (I’d also recommend BU as a match, but as a UMaine fan I know I’d never be able to go there or BC)</p>

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<p>That psat score was from when I was a freshman, I get my results from this years psat back in December. Yes, I’m a sophmore right now… please name any other colleges u should start looking at. Thanks…</p>

<p>P.s. what ate the admission requirements for Holy Cross? So you have to be Catholic. etc</p>

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<p>^^^</p>

<p>I don’t know of any Catholic colleges that requires a student to be Catholic. Many of the well-known Catholic schools have a decent number of non-Catholic students - even some Jewish and Muslim students.</p>

<p>I wonder if Franciscan Steubenville and St. Thomas in Santa Paula, Calif require a student to be Catholic? I don’t think the rest do.</p>

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<p>Miami U (#1 in hockey!)</p>

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<p>Thanks for the replies. How about Merrimack College, I have been talking with their coach and they are interested. Is it a good school? Majors? thanks again.</p>

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<p>How About UCF?</p>

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<p>UCF for hockey or for school? or both?</p>

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<p>Colorado College is a D1 hockey school with solid academics. Similar in selectivity to Boston College. Beautiful location in a mid-sized city at the foot of the Rockies. Colorado Springs has a major winter Olympics training center; CC hockey attracts fans from the entire city. The school has an unusual, one-course-at-a-time “block plan”. You take the same number of courses as anywhere else but in sequence, not concurrently, with a 4-day break between blocks. The one-course focus gives you the flexibility to do off-campus field work; the break gives you time for Rocky Mountain recreation (as well as community service or other short projects.)</p>

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<p>Holy Cross is a Jesuit school just like Georgetown, Boston College, Fordham. You don’t have to be Catholic to attend. A lot of non Catholic go to Jesuit colleges.</p>