Resolved Question: 3.43 GPA, 1920 on the SAT's, 29 on the ACT's, etc... Which colleges would accept me?

17 August 2008, 3:45 pm

I know not unless you are a college admission administrator most people have to "guess" what their chances are for certain colleges. Many people says a 3.43 GPA is average. To give you some background info, most of my classes were Honors and AP classes, and just a few reg. courses here and there throughout my 3 years of high school so far. I took one SAT so far and got a 1920, I'm going to take it again in October and maybe for the third time in November. I ended up taking the ACT's and got a 29. If it helps I live in NJ, Volunteered 100+ hours, joined several clubs and were dedicated to them. I won a couple of Best Poetry awards during high school, and one of my poems was published in a poetry book called Tracing the infinite. I am sure that I got the best recommendation my teachers and counselor could give me, and I will work hard to write a great essay. Now that I'm going to be a senior in HS this year with many other people, I'm looking for which colleges to apply to, and trying to determine which is a reach safety and match. Sometimes I feel so down whenever I hear people with 3.7+ GPA, which they earned no doubt about it. Still after I hear those GPA's it makes me wonder what kind of college would accept me. I was wondering if these colleges would be a reach, safety, or match for me. Before some of you answer I do not want to go to community college and transfer. Rutgers Villanova Boston University Lehigh Montclair TCNJ I know most of them are great schools and tough to get into. Out of all of them Villanova is my first choice. Oh and to some people who think I'm trying to make them do all the work. Did you read? I'm looking for which colleges would be good hence I am doing research on it. I just wanted a second opinion aside from websites, teachers and etc. When I look at the answers I could tell what was a well thought out answer or just BS.... read more

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