<p>Hi guys, I’m asian and I came to US 2 years ago. I’m class of 2015. And I have green card.(permanent residency) I want to know what colleges would accept me. Here are my profiles.
-Freshman GPA: 3.3 (I screwed this GPA because it was my first year)
Sophomore GPA:3.5
-Freshman Courses: American Literature, Geometry Honors, World History, Biology, Spanish I, Computer Multimedia Design
-Sophomore Courses: Critical Reading and Analytical Writing, Advanced Algebra 2, AP European History, Chemistry, Spanish 2, Art History(semester course), and Pottery and Sculpture
-Junior Courses: AP Language and Composition, Advanced Pre-Calculus, AP US History, AP Biology, Physics, and Spanish 3.
Planning to get 2000s in SAT. Getting 1800s and 1900s in practice tests right now.
Joined few clubs and 100+ volunteer hours. And varsity tennis team.
And my school is very prestigious, hard, competative BOARDING school. My BOARDING school ranks TOP 30 in National. Its like the best school in this area. My school send many students to good colleges like Cornell(2), Duke(2), U Penn(3), Rhodes(2), Emory(7), and Georgia Tech(4).
I know my GPA is pretty low but I’m going to work hard in Junior year. I want to be a doctor and going to major biology in college.
Do you think I have chance in Emory University or UCD or UCI? I know what college youre going doesn’t matter when you apply for medical school but I want to go above average colleges.
What above average colleges(that has good pre med) would accept me?(if I work hard in junior year and get 2000s on SAT)</p>
<p>Probably your local state school, or some schools that linger in the top 50. Do not take this personally, but your GPA and predicted SAT are not high enough for you to have a good chance to a top 20, or even maybe top 30 school. Being Asian doesn’t help either. I think if you got 2200+ and did well your junior year you could broaden your options.</p>
<p>Do you think I have chance in Emory or Washington University in St. Louis or NYU or UCLA if I get 2200+ on SAT and get above 3.8 GPA in Junior year?</p>