<p>GPA: 3.3
College GPA: 4.0
SAT:1530
ACT:21
Finished all my high schools math courses</p>
<p>Info
400 hours at hospital volunteer
200 elementary schools volunteer
7 siblings eldest
accepted to Azusa Pacfic and CSUMB
Major Mathematics
Church Minister and Acolyte Coach
MESA Math Competetor
41 out 200 rank</p>
<p>you should apply yourself to the SuperMatch function here on CC. Look at the column on the left of this page for SuperMatch. Click on it and fill in your info. Play around with certain elements a bit. It will help you to put together a list of, say, several dozen schools. Then you need to check to see if you can afford them by running the net price calculator on each school’s Fincancial Aid website. You’ll need your parents’ help. This is how you get started narrowing down from the thousands we could recommend. Then get back to us.</p>
<p>well yah i tried that i just want some different opinions</p>
<p>well, besides Asuza and CSUMB, what list did you come up with? we cannot go thru the 2000 schools for you. Or, we can, but of what use would that be. we don’t know your preferences for size, region, politics, financial need, etc. </p>
<p>I live in CA so mainly schools in CA.
I have:
Pepperdine
CSU Channel Islands
Sonoma State
Cal Poly
UCR
UCSB
Cornell (only because my dream school)
but like I have hella fee waivers for apps and I dont know where else</p>
<p>Merced, Whittier, maybe UCSC, and Pacific Union.</p>
<p>Well, you are too late to apply to most of the CSUs and all the UCs.</p>
Whittier in California; outside of California apply to College of Idaho, Caroll of Montana, (both safeties) but if you’re low income (“lots of fee waivers”), then apply to Whitman (meets 100% need, reach), Willamette, Lewis&Clark, U Puget Sound, Pacific Lutheran, University of the Pacific, University of Portland, University of Seattle.