u/EmbarrassedSource613

As a junior does it give me any benefit to just send my 35 to colleges I like? Or what is the purpose?

Hi! I was just wondering about the block schedule; (sorry if this is a dumb question) does anyone feel that they are exponentially more overwhelmed than they would be at another college? Also, is anyone doing the 3/3 program (or attempting to) with columbia law! i’d love to hear anyone’s thoughts!

Hi! Im seeing if I’m cooked or not for even thinking about colorado college. I have a 3.6 UW:(, 4.1 W) 4 honors, 6 APs. (junior year right now, GPA had upwards curve). 35 ACT! For my ECs i’m lowkey weak but hoping to amass stuff over the summer;
im currently in a youth board and another district students coalition that targets school policy, writing a neurology paper w/ a Anschutz professor
(don’t know if this next bit gives anything but yay disabled!)
para-snowboarder with children’s hospital
avid sled hockey player
fencing!

gonna be a falconer soon and starting a club at my school?
(was a boy scout in the first few years girls were allowed..?)

Awards: DSD2 Level in german speaking, seal of biliteracy, patriots pen essay winner, hopefully john locke merit, i’m screwed!
thank you for any ego checking!

Hi! I was thinking of applying to CU Boulder in the fall, and was wondering about how “open” the general population is. I took a tour this last month and got laughed at and pointed at for my disability:( by a group, but I don’t wish to judge too quickly and say that the “party” atmosphere diminishes the friendliness of CU. Is this something I should factor in, or just a stroke of bad luck? Thank you for any opinions!