any chance for sfs?

Colleges and Universities A-Z Georgetown University
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<p>I am an international student from Brazil.</p>

<p>I got a 2100 in the SAT (M 780, W 670, R 650), will take SAT 2 in Math2, Physics, French (Reading), and US History. My TOEFL is 110 (iBT).</p>

<p>I went to the US for 2 years through several scholarships, including Rotary's Exchange Program. There I took 3 AP classes, and did an independent study for another. My scores were 5 on Calc AB, 5 on European History, 4 on English Lang and Comp (which I think is pretty good considering English is my 2nd languange), and a 3 on Physics B (I didnt take an AP class for this course, just a regular Physics class and was invited to do the exam, so there were lots of things I didnt learn). So I received the AP Scholar with Honors award.</p>

<p>Furthermore, I am fluent in 3 languages: Portuguese (native, I am from Brazil), English, and French ( I lived at a french family in the US for 1 1/2 year, so I got to learn the language as well). I got fifth place national on the National French Exam this year.</p>

<p>I also became part of the National Honor Society and Beta Club while in the US. I did lots of extracurriculars, and the most important was MUN, where I got two awards, Best Delegate and Elected Rappeurtour. I also do volunteering, and I am creating a project where I will teach English to poor kids at my city in Brazil.</p>

<p>Oh, and before I forget, before going to the US as an exchange student, I was the first student at my class in Brazil, having the highest grades in all classes.</p>

<p>So, what do you guys think? Maybe??</p>

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<p>what's your GPA?
otherwise, you look like you're in good shape, but no guarantees with an admission rate of 20% in SFS this past year.
Boost your SATs too, b/c SFS has the highest SAT scores (even with the highest admission rate) at Gtown</p>

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<p>well, my school back in brazil doesnt really calculate a GPA.. all the grades are on a scale from 0-10, and most of my grades are 9 or 10, and one or two are 8 or 7.5... this might sound not very good, but for the brazilian high school curriculum it is, and i had the highest grades in my class...
as for the US school I went to, the first year i had a gpa of 92 out of 100, and the second year of 95...but the thing is that I went to the US not knowing english very well, so I had to basically suffer for a while...</p>