<p>So, looking at all these threads, I'm starting to double guess myself... I felt confident applying back in like October... but the nerves build. So this is just me putting it out there/procrastinating on hw due in about 7 hours.</p>
<p>Feel free to give an actual percentage, or to just say "good/bad"</p>
<p>I applied for Wharton ED. </p>
<p>Gender: Male
Race: Filipino
School: IB Program, Public High School, Application necessary to enter, top 50 by US News, top 10 by Newsweek.
GPA: 3.98 UW, 4.67 W (Curse you Chem Honors lol)
SAT: 800R,800M,760W
SATIIs: 1 790, 1 780, 1 730, 2 690s
APs: 5 "5's", 1 "3", expected 6 this May
IBs: 1 "7", 2 "6" (all SL), expected 4 this May
Rank: 8/316
Course Load: about 15 AP/IB courses, and Honors for all but two electives fresh/soph year</p>
<p>Awards: National Merit Semi, AP Scholar w/ Distinction, Stock Market Game-1st region, Investwrite, - 1st state/9th national, Science Fair, 3rd regional/ special awards, JETS, 1st/2nd local, Academic World Quest -1st local/28th national, Local College Sci/Math competition - 1st, Furman Scholar, "Book Award" from UVA, </p>
<p>ECs/Honor Societies: Eagle Scout - since 8th grade, Brain Brawl (Quiz Bowl) - Captain/District Champs, Mu Alpha Theta (Math HS) - VP/local competitions, Multicultural Club - Annual Multi Dance/leads Filipino Dance, Spanish HS, NHS, JSA, IB Magazine - Essays Editor, Physics Club, Golf - First Tee, Piano</p>
<p>Volunteer: Teen Hospital Program, Library, Tutor Inner City Kids, Filipino Pride Day, Book Room at School</p>
<p>Other: LEAD Program at Wharton, IB Extended Essay on Economics, Science Fairs in Economics</p>
<p>Recs: One teacher said "You're a 'strong candidate'" Other has said "you were one of the best this year," though outside the top 5. </p>
<p>Essays: Common App essay... was sorta forced for me. wrote about being Filipino-American. THought it was too academic for my liking. Liked my other two essays, the communities one and the autobiography one tho... communities one more tho. Did something a bit "different" (ie, conceptually-wise) than a traditional essay tho... not sure how that will go over.</p>
<p>So Yeah, let the judging begin!</p>