What’s Some Ideal Colleges For Me?

im really looking at what are my limits here, i want to to go to schools like John Hopkins, boston college, boston univeristy, Tuffts,… what are some other decent ones that i could look into, and could i make it into the ones above
Bishop Hendricken is a tough school, and looks good for colleges
-Freshman year- GPA unweighted 3.4, all honors
-Sophomore year- GPA unweighted 3.1 all honors
-Junior year (present) – all honors and 3 AP classes
-hopefully Senior year – 5 AP classes
Extra curriculars
-Tutoring Sophomore year, 15-20 hours
Community service 100-110 hours
-Freshman Wrestling
-Junior Wrestling (hopefully varsity)
-Junior+senior Track
-Junior class officer
-Freshman-Senior math league, math team
-Freshman- Chess club
-Junior- Academic decathalon (probably medaling, maybe multiple metals)
-PSAT scores (first round) 186
-SAT 2 scores
-chemistry 740
-math 2 740
-math 1 730
SAT approx (2100+).. i fell apart in the PSATs on grammar, so SAT’s writting wont be as much as a problem (73 read, 72 math, 41 grammar)
40th out of 250 in class rank
i don’t know much else to put, mostly i slacked off sophomore year, but im going to pick it up for this year and the next. I will probably reach 25-30 out of 250 by next year. I also plan on getting 4-5 on all AP exams
whats an ideal college for me ,and can i get into the other colleges that i mentioned..
note: i want to become a doctor, so majoring in pre-med or some type of math-based science is a good idea
18 hours ago – 3 days left to answer.
Additional Details
oh ya, classes i have taken already
Spanish 1, 2
English 1,2
Health 1,2
Us history
European history
Chemistry
Algebra 2/pre calc
Biology
Geo/trig
Theater
Theology 1,2


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2 Responses to “What’s Some Ideal Colleges For Me?”

  1. Holy Cross is a Jesuit college like Georgetown and Boston College.
    You need a 3.7 or higher to get into the top Jesuit colleges like these as well as Tufts and BU. Even higher for Johns Hopkins.
    You should go to collegeboard.com to get a list of colleges that will accept a 3.4. Northeastern may be a possibility or Emerson or Fordham.

  2. Take a look at Colgate and Holy Cross. Johns Hopkins and Tufts are out of reach for your stats.

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