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hi, i wanted to know what would be a good match college for me in the New York/Massachusetts area.

i go to a specialized public high school
my SATs are 2090 (r690, m740, w660)
my average is around a 92-93
on SAT 2's i got: math lv 2-690, bio-740 and US hist-630
i am on my school's orchestra (violin)
i was also the secretary of a culture club for 1 year

i am currently interested in biomedical engineering

thank you, Sander

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Hi Sander

You may be interested in applying to the following colleges - they all have BME programs and are within your score range.  Some are more of a reach than others.

NY
Cornell - reach
SUNY Stonybrook - safe
SUNY Binghamton
City College - very safe
Rensselear Polytechnic
U. Rochester

Mass
Boston College
Tufts
Worchester Polytechnic Institute

Hope this helps... Good luck
Marnie

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