3.5, sub 1k SAT: where can he get in?
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WVU
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I can give you many more if interested! Look at the Colleges that Change Lives list too What is your son interested in (major, region, size etc.?) |
Anonymous
Auburn is only test optional for those with 3.6+. |
Anonymous
Man does this sum up DCUM. If your kid’s performance is average they must be special needs and need an accommodation so they can be (appear) above average. |
Anonymous
| True on Auburn but they care a lot about GPA so go for it. Great school |
Anonymous
| Pitt and GW are reaches IMO |
Anonymous
Nah very decent GPA . Full pay? Remember white, make full pay shockingly in demand at medium ranked schools |
Anonymous
GW, St. Olaf, NC State, OOS? Skidmore? |
Anonymous
Our FCPS Naviance says nope. |
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| St Olaf happy to see kids with good GPA from here. It’s a great school very nurturing |
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| I’d definitely try Pitt |
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| Definitely Skidmore has a ratio issue. Frankly, William and Mary has such a bad ratio issue might be worth trying |
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Look at schools with high female to male ratios
Sarah Lawrence and AU for example |
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| Full pay? Race/ethnicity? Anything unusual or special? He will be fine, but get someone to help you with all this. |
Anonymous
| George Mason doesn’t look at scores either. |