<p>Hi! Im a Caucasian female at a private girls school in New York State. I am currently at the end of my junior year, and Id like to know if my prospective college list fits my GPA, SAT scores, etc.</p>
<p>GPA:
9-11th grade: 96.5% (weighted)
There is an obvious trend of improvement: as a freshman, my GPA was a 93, as a junior it is a 99
School does not officially rank, but I am in the top 15% at least.
Course Load: **
Hardest possible
APs:
**Sophomore Year
European History (3, I was having a bad day)
Junior Year
American History
Calculus AB
English Language
Senior Year
Biology
English Literature
Calculus BC
Government and Politics
SATs
2140
CR: 710
Math: 710
Writing: 720
Planning to retake (practice scores indicate I should be able to break 2200, but who knows)
SAT IIs: Math I and II and U.S. History
ECs
I am a cellist, so:
o All-County Orchestra
o All-State Orchestra
o School Quartet
o Playing for 11 years
o School Orchestra
o School Musical
Secretary of National Honor Society
Member of Model UN
Math and science tutor
Soccer
o Both for school and club teams
One year of track
Volunteer at local Childrens Hospital
A possible internship at a local hospital
Recognition:
Excellence in Math (9,10,11th)
National Merit Commended Scholar
Other stuff:
My counselor loves me, along with my teachers, so I think recommendations will be good.
Im a fairly decent writer, and the current draft of my essay talks about my volunteering with dialysis patients (a possible hook?)
My PSAT scores were 212 (99th percentile), which probably makes me a Commended Scholar, but a slim chance at Semi-Finalist status.
Oh, and I am making a recording of a cello solo.
Colleges:
Williams
o My first choice, considering applying early decision, and I have expressed interest to them
Cornell
o Legacy there
Georgetown
University of Pennsylvania (a stretch)
Dartmouth (also a stretch)
Carnegie Mellon
Tufts
Boston College
Johns Hopkins</p>
<p>Thanks for your help! And any other college suggestions are welcomed!</p>