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@Brendan352 • a year ago •
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3.4
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3.7
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What do you think about my school list

hi my name is Brendan im in 12th grade here are my stats

major is computer information systems and at some schools it

90 weighted gpa converted is a 3.7/4 I think

9 Ap classes including ap comp sci and have received 5 on on 3/5 of exams except for apush 4 and lang 3

4 duel enrolment classes (A's)

6 honors classes

1300 SAT

good ec 6/10

Great essays 10/10

great letters of rec 9/10

Clemson

fsu

uni of wisconsin Maddison

umami

purdue

va tech

University of Massachusetts Amherst

st johns (ny) applied as It

UCF Applied as It

university of Georgia

penn state

WPI

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@scarlettnakata • a year ago

I think penn state, Clemson, and Purdue are great options! With a higher SAT umaiami is great

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@Brendan352🎤 • a year ago

my thought process with miami is that since SAT scores are naturally skewed higher due to test optional that a 1300 would still be good. Guess we will see

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@isabel.kc • a year ago

i'd check out syracuse, i think based on their stats you would have a good chance of getting in. if you use Scoir, you cans see any school's acceptance rate, average SAT, and who was accepted on a scatterplot. best of luck brendan!

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@Brendan352🎤 • a year ago

thank you i will check it out

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