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Christine L
Christine L asked in Education & ReferenceHigher Education (University +) · 1 decade ago

What are the chances of being accepted into a school like West Point or Columbia University?

I'm a B+ to A student going into my junior year at high school.

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I'm a B+ to an A student going into my junior year at high school. I'm in the AFJROTC program at high school. I'll most likely be an officer in the program by the time I graduate. My state test grades are real good. High 80's to high 90's. The big thing is SAT's so far.

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I'm a B+ to an A student going into my junior year at high school. I'm in the AFJROTC program at high school. I'll most likely be an officer in the program by the time I graduate. My state test grades are real good. High 80's to high 90's. The big thing is SAT's so far. I'm also part of the Who's Who Among American High School Students.

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  • Anonymous
    1 decade ago
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    You don't "apply" to West Point, you have to be nominated by your US Representative. You have no shot at Columbia. And any fool who pays the bogus price gets listed in "Who's Who"... LOL!

  • fred
    1 decade ago

    You can always talk to you guidance counselor at school, we dont know much about anything else about you SAT,clubs, extra curriculars and the such.

    Also for west point you will need the congressman or senator recomendation (at least thats how it is for the Air Force academy) and so you might wanna start righting your local senator or congressman.

  • Tom
    1 decade ago

    Depends on other factors too, it's not just about grades.

    SAT scores, Essay, Extra-curricular activities are some of the factors that ALL colleges look for.

    although i'm sure you're on the right track, just make sure to keep taking Ap classes.

  • Anonymous
    1 decade ago

    Slim to none. I predict you will become addicted to drugs and fail your senior year.

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