What are my chances of getting into these schools? Im only a junior by the way.?

Question

I have a 3.8 unweighted GPA. I've taken all honors courses, and only 2 APs. I got a 1760 on my SATs. (610 math 540 CR) Im in the Spanish National Honor Society, and the Tri M Music National Honor Society. I played Basketball, I'm in orchestra, jazz ensemble, chorus, and vocal ensemble. Im also the Web Page Designer in a club called Angels Over Africa. Ive been playing piano since i was 4. (13 years) I volunteer at a nursing home. I've always been on honor roll. I recieved a Presidential Award for my volunteer service. Ive gone to piano camp at Westminster Choir College for 2 years and this summer I have 3 students who I am teaching piano too. I also am the church pianist/organist. I want to to music education in college. The colleges I'm looking at are Boston University, Penn State, Rowan, Rutgers, TCNJ, Uconn, University of Delaware, Westminster Choir College, NYU, University of Maryland, Fordham, Moravian, Providence, Fairfield, and Syracuse. Im taking the SAT again..

Answer 1

go to collegedata.com. i haven't heard much about those schools since i'm not really looking at them so i can't tell you much. but at collegedata.com you can see who got in and who didnt, what their scores and gpas were, and stuff like that. and it also gives you an estimate of your chances of getting in. try it it's free and pretty helpful. but you gotta be wary that the scores up on there were provided by users, so you don't know if theyre completely accurate or not. i can't see why anyone would lie about those but you never know. and the estimate you get is also based off of comparing you to other users. but still it gives you a pretty good idea.

Answer 2

I'm pretty familiar with all those schools. Honestly, your credentials should get you into any of those. Only NYU and BU might be tougher, but it should be fine, as long as you have a decent personality for the interview and write a nice thoughtful essay.

For the schools you mentioned, taking the SAT again may not be necessary. But if you want a scholarship at those schools, try to make that CR score a lot better.

Good luck!