asian art boston
Posted in Uncategorized on 08/14/2010 03:20 pm by admin
Can I get into Boston College or Boston University?
hey im wondering if I will be able to get into to BC or BU.
I have a gpa of 3.72
class rank 49/395 (about 12 percent?)
SAT 1850 =[
Volunteer at Nursing Home, Tutoring School, Library, and many more
Artistic Director for Stage Crew(theater). Member for 4yrs (including this year)
Treasurer of Rotary Interact Club (Community service club) Member for 2 yrs
Co-Vice Pres. of Asian Culture Club. Member for 4 yrs
National Honors Society. Member for 2 yrs
Thespian Society. Member for 2 yrs
Arts Editor of World Literary Arts Magazine. Member for 2 yrs
Sing in a extracurricular acapella group. Member for 1 yr
Performing and Visual Arts Society. Member for 2 yrs
Compete in Singing Competitions with my school choir all four years.
etc.
I know my SAT score is low.. I am taking them again, but do I still have a chance with my 1850?
You will easily get into BU and should also get into BC. Even have a good shot at Tufts and Holy Cross.
Top schools in Boston area include:
School Princeton Review Academic Rating
Harvard 99
College of the Holy Cross 98
Boston College 87
Tufts 89
Brandeis 88
MIT 97
Boston Univ 84
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