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9 months ago
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classof2025
2025
UC

Private Schools?

Hey, I'm a current junior in California. I have my eyes on all the UC's currently, but I was wondering which private schools across the country I should have my eyes on.

Here are my stats:

Academics

- 4.0 gpa unweighted/ 4.4 weighted

- 6 - 7 AP's (targeted)

- Top 5% in my class

Extra-curriculars

- Model UN

- Speech and Debate

- MSA

- Advocacy group at local mosque

- ACLU National Advocacy Institute

- (hopefully) Interneship with a running candidate

Demographics

- South Asian

- Female

- Muslim

- Middle-Class

- US Resident

I am planning to be a political science major

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8 months ago

Georgetown has an amazing political science program! I am also majoring in political science, and it is a dream school. It is a bit of a reach but with your stats you definitely have a chance! University of Michigan also has a great PoliSci program but it is a public school so do with that what you will! Good luck!

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9 months ago

Definitely look up "private colleges/universities with political science program," then see which schools you might be interested in by reading through their websites and vibe checking from there. Although there's one thing you should consider: You get the opportunity to get more experience if you're in/near large cities (especially DC, although any large city could work, just make sure you do ample resource)

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9 months ago

what's MSA?

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🎤9 months ago

Muslim Student Association

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Your chancing factors
Unweighted GPA: 3.7
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4.0
SAT: 720 math
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| 800 verbal
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Extracurriculars

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