Do I Have a Chance at Boston College?

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I have a 30 on the act
My gpa currently is a 3.6. HOWEVER, after fall semester next year i will probably have a 3.7 (probably will get a 4.333 for the semester with ap’s) Also, my GPA is a lot lower because of 2 semesters. One when i was dealing with my father having cancer and another when i had to shuttle my brother in and out of a drug treatment center after he nearly overdosed. My semester gpa’s are as followed Freshman( 3.6, 3.222) Sophomore (3.334, 3.667) Junior (3.667, 3.945) Sr (most likely 4.333)
I take a very rigorous course load.
Involved in a lot of music things and a band. And i won 5th place in state business calc test.
No sports (i am athletic i just got screwed over with problems in my high school career)
Middle class Caucasian student
Any help would be appreciated.

Best answer:

Answer by PE2008
Boston University is a better school according to the ACTA Education Ratings.

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