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Liam O'Brien

Grade 11 · Nursing · OH

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Competitive

1 High 1 Medium 1 Low

GPA

3.65

SAT

1340

Target major

Nursing

Schools analyzed

Activities

Days to RD

174 days

Schools

verdict · committee confidence · drill in

Low University of Michigan-Ann ArborNursing High confidence Analysis →

High Ohio State University-Main CampusNursing High confidence Analysis →

Medium Case Western Reserve UniversityNursing Low confidence Analysis →

Priority actions

ROI-ranked · what moves the needle now

Ensure your application clearly lists the most rigorous science courses taken or planned (biology, chemistry, anatomy/physiology, AP or dual-enrollment if available) and highlight strong grades in them.

⭐ Wanted by 3 schools 🎯 University of Michigan-Ann Arbor, Ohio State University-Main Campus, Case Western Reserve University ⚙ Low effort 🕒 Immediately when finalizing application materials

Retake the SAT with a focused prep plan aiming for ~1480+ to bring testing into Michigan’s typical admit range

⭐ Wanted by 2 schools 🎯 University of Michigan-Ann Arbor, Case Western Reserve University ⚙ Medium effort 🕒 Next available SAT before application deadlines

Document and quantify outcomes from Rural Health Outreach (clinic partnerships, referrals, screenings, follow-up care data) to demonstrate measurable public health impact

🎯 University of Michigan-Ann Arbor ⚙ Medium effort 🕒 Next 2–4 months while continuing outreach events

Write an essay or supplemental response that reflects on a specific EMT or dementia-care patient interaction and connects it to rural healthcare access or the human side of nursing.

🎯 Ohio State University-Main Campus ⚙ Medium effort 🕒 Before application submission

Quantify and verify clinical impact (total EMT calls, CNA hours, number of screenings organized through rural outreach) so admissions officers can easily see scale and responsibility.

🎯 Ohio State University-Main Campus ⚙ Low effort 🕒 Before submitting activities list

3.65 GPA indicating generally strong academic performance (likely mostly A and B grades).
SAT score of 1340, described as a solid national score suggesting competent reading and math skills.
Academic metrics (GPA + SAT) provide at least a baseline indication of academic capability.
3.65 GPA indicates generally consistent academic performance and is not considered borderline.

Lack of transcript detail, especially science coursework (biology, chemistry, lab sciences), making it impossible to assess preparation for a science‑heavy nursing curriculum.
No contextual information about the GPA (course rigor, grading scale, or performance relative to available courses).
No evidence in the file summary of motivation for nursing or healthcare-related engagement.
Academic context is missing: no transcript, course rigor, grade trends, class rank, or school profile to interpret the 3.65 GPA.