<p>I think you may be a bit low on the SAT’s/AP/Class rank for the Ivies, but your EC’s are amazing and more than make up for it imo. I’m basically in the same boat-i have slightly better academics but slightly lower EC’s. Always good to meet a fellow HOSAn, though. What event did you place in? I’ve been to nationals for the last two years and placed in the top 20, but not as good as you. Anyways, this is what i think…</p>
<p>-Harvard(deferred) - reach
-Emory (Emory scholars) - match
-Vanderbilt(Cornelius scholarship) - match
-Dartmouth - low reach
-Princeton - reach
-Columbia - reach
-Cornell - low reach
-Yale - reach
-Stanford - reach
-Penn - reach
-Duke - high match
-JHU - high match</p>
<p>A note on Emory and Vanderbilt - you’ll probably get accepted, but getting the scholarship can be as hard, if not harder than getting them. they basically offer those to attract top student who would otherwise go to ivies to their schools. that being said, i applied to both too, so good luck :)</p>
<p>I personally think you’ll get into Duke, Cornell, JHU, and Dartmouth. The rest of them are crapshoots; they’re really unpredictable and have so many amazing applicants, the only thing you can honestly do now is hope for the best. </p>
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