Which colleges could I get into with these scores...?

I also received the John and Abigail Adams scholarship! :)

Unfortunately, the scholarship just pays for tuition, which will only knock about a thousand dollars or so off the total cost. It still leaves 10,000 or so in fees, not to mention room and board. It's not a lot, but money is also going to be an issue for me, so anything helps.

I'm currently looking into UMASS Lowell, which I would be happy to attend. I toured there this summer and it's not the newest or most glamorous, but it seems like a great school and has a nice downtown area, which I am attracted to (I want to be in an urban area). It's also known for some of its signature programs, such as the sound recording technology program that I'm personally interested in. It all depends on what you want to go into as a major.

It is getting harder to get into just because the cost of a most private universities is outrageously expensive, but with your academic record and SAT scores, I don't think you should have a problem. Also, I don't agree with anyone who says that public schools don't offer the same caliber education as many private schools. According to US news site, UMASS Lowell is ranked #170 among national universities; not too shabby, I'd say.

Not sure what scholarships and financial aid are going to do for me, but UMASS Lowell is definitely up there on my list. I don't know much about the other UMASSes besides knowing people who've gone there, but I hope this helps!

Your academics and test scores are excellent, so congratulations. You do not list any extracurricular or cocurricular activities, which will have at least some factor in your admission.

With that, you should be able to get into most schools (no Ivy Leagues, no public Ivy schools, no super-selective schools).

I would suggest that you consider good public schools, probably in your state. You have a good (not guaranteed) chance of admission to UMass, so apply. If you can go for free, that would be awesome! It is a great education and one that would serve you well. Look at other schools, where the prospects of scholarships and financial aid are high.

Good luck.

PS. The College Board website has a lot of help and, if you search for a school in which you are interested, the site will suggest other schools at which similar students looked.

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