A 1940 SAT score put me in one of these universities?

Math: 670 Reading: 620 (English is my second language, I learned when I was 12 years and currently have a high school) Writing: 650. = 3.3 unweighted GPA in a very competitive magnet school that gives a lot of honors and AP classes. Universities plan on the implementation of (all out of state, I will limit my list): Ohio State University in Columbus, James Madison University (Virginia, I love) at the University of Vermont (lots of teachers keep suggesting), University of Delaware, University of Amherst, Massachusetts (his father says that a large school) and the University of Washington in Seattle, thanks for all the help!

There is no guarantee of admission. You are competing against a lot of candidates highly skilled, and this year is very competitive. That said, the statistical aspect of their sound, and if not completely screw his essays for admission, it requires good chance of entry. I attend both the University of Massachusetts and the UW, and UW prefer.

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