What are some good business colleges in Chicago?

My chnaces of getting into these colleges?

• What are my chances of getting into these colleges? -New York University (Stern school of business) -University of Chicago -Georgetown University (Mcdonough school of business) -University of Maryland @ College Park - University of Florida I have: -30 ACT composite -3.7 unweighted GPA, 4.4 weighted -top ten percent of class -internship at a business -AP U.S history (score of 5), AP English language (score 4) -Currently taking AP english literature, AP gov. and politics, AP Macroeconomics, Calculus Honors, everything else is also honors - Play piano -500 service hours -NHS and HRC (i dont have many clubs)

• Answer:

  NYU - admission selectivity rating of 96; average high school GPA 3.6; 68% of freshman class in top 10% of their high school class; SAT Math average 630-720, Critical Reading 620-720, Writing 620-720; ACT average 28-31; 32% of applicants are accepted. University of Chicago - admission selectivity rating of 98; 86% of freshman class in top 10% of their high school class; SAT Math average 650-760, Critical Reading 660-770; ACT average 28-33; 28% of applicants are accepted. Georgetown - admission selectivity rating of 98; SAT Math average 660-750, Critical Reading 650-740; ACT average 26-33; 19% of applicants are accepted. University of Maryland (College Park) - admission selectivity rating of 96; average high school GPA 3.92; 73% of freshman class in top 10% of their high school class; SAT Math average 600-700, Critical Reading 570-680; 39% of applicants are accepted. University of Florida - admission selectivity rating of 95; SAT Math average 580-690, Critical Reading 560-670; ACT average 25-29; 42% of applicants are accepted. All colleges look at your academic resume for GPA, class rank, courses taken (AP, Honors), SAT/ACT scores, extracurricular activities, internships/volunteer work, work experience, personal statement, teacher recommendations and college interview. The like to see leadership/founding of 2-3 clubs over membership in 10. Good luck! -Rhonda