u/Jolly-Definition-442

Chance me!

hi! I have posted in here before but I changed my top school choices so I wanted to post again. similar stats as my last post :)

Demographics:
Black female, rural county, public Governor’s School, first-gen, class of ‘27

Intended Major:
History + English/Literature (possible sociology minor), pre-law

Academics:

  • GPA: ~4.0 UW / ~5.0 W
  • Rank: not offered
  • Coursework: 11 APs, 4 DE (currently working on my associates degree at local CC as well)
  • Testing: 31ACT

Awards:

  • Research on violent white nationalism (Radford University)
  • VDOE Residential Governor’s School for Humanities
  • NAACP poetry recognition (2x)
  • NJHS scholarship
  • Collegeboard National Recognition Award (Rural and Small-Town Award)

 

ECs (brief, only the ones that stand out to me):

  • Independent research on violent white nationalism + poster presentation
  • Independent sociolinguistic research + literature review
  • President, nonprofit junior board
  • Founder, writing mentorship program (elementary students)
  • JROTC (3 yrs, leadership)
  • Class Vice President (3 yrs)
  • Part-time job
  • VCU cancer research internship
  • Arts educator + youth arts nonprofit member

my list for schools to apply this fall are:

  • Mount Holyoke College
  • Barnard College
  • American university 
  • Smith College
  • Georgetown University 
  • NYU
  • william & Mary 
  • Bryn Mawr College
  • Brandeis College
  • Lafayette College 
  • UVA
  • Washington & Lee
  • Rhodes
  • JMU
  • V Tech
  • GMU
  • CNU
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u/Jolly-Definition-442 — 11 days ago

would you recommend for future history and literature majors?

hey! I’m a rising high school senior (c/o 2027). As junior year ends, I’ve been highly considering this school to be my top choice in applying this fall. Im looking to major in both history and literature with the intention of being pre-law. Would any alumni or current students be willing to give me any insight or advice? Not just those within those majors ofc! If you want my stats I can share those as well. Thank you!

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u/Jolly-Definition-442 — 11 days ago

Chance me!

hi! I have posted in here before but I changed my top school choices so I wanted to post again. similar stats as my last post :)

Demographics:
Black female, rural county, public Governor’s School, first-gen, class of ‘27

Intended Major:
History + English/Literature (possible sociology minor), pre-law

Academics:

  • GPA: ~4.0 UW / ~5.0 W
  • Rank: not offered
  • Coursework: 11 APs, 4 DE (currently working on my associates degree at local CC as well)
  • Testing: 31ACT

Awards:

  • Research on violent white nationalism (Radford University)
  • VDOE Residential Governor’s School for Humanities
  • NAACP poetry recognition (2x)
  • NJHS scholarship
  • Collegeboard National Recognition Award (Rural and Small-Town Award)

 

ECs (brief, only the ones that stand out to me):

  • Independent research on violent white nationalism + poster presentation
  • Independent sociolinguistic research + literature review
  • President, nonprofit junior board
  • Founder, writing mentorship program (elementary students)
  • JROTC (3 yrs, leadership)
  • Class Vice President (3 yrs)
  • Part-time job
  • VCU cancer research internship
  • Arts educator + youth arts nonprofit member

my list for schools to apply this fall are:

  • Mount Holyoke College
  • Barnard College
  • American university 
  • Smith College
  • Georgetown University 
  • NYU
  • william & Mary 
  • Bryn Mawr College
  • Brandeis College
  • Lafayette College 
  • UVA
  • Washington & Lee
  • Rhodes
  • JMU
  • V Tech
  • GMU
  • CNU
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u/Jolly-Definition-442 — 13 days ago