Asian male... let's see my chances

Chance Me / Match Me!
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<p>I'm a junior...
SAT I : Math 800 Critical Reading 760 Writing 800 I might as well boost the Critical reading after the summer...
SAT II: Math II 800 Chemistry 800 Latin 800 Korean with listning 800 so far..
Physics about the take... English about to take... American history about to take... I'm confident about physics and AH</p>

<p>Weighted GPA 4.81 unweighted 4.0
rank 4 class size 642 (somehow, band gives me academic GPA and the sports do not in my school...)</p>

<p>In my sophomore year: AP Chemistry 5
AP Calculus BC 5 - AB subscore 5
going to take : Latin literature, Physics C mechanics, English language, Biology, American History</p>

<p>Extra curricular
Marching band - state champion in division
Concert band - performed in Carnegie hall
Mock trial - State champion this year (I'm not gonna name the state...) I was a defense attorney - No Clue how it's gonna go in the nationals
Junior Statesmen of America (just for the heck of it lol)
AMC school winner 2 consecutive years
ARML county tean member
Grand prize in county science fair project, gold in state</p>

<p>Board game club - president / founder (last year...)
Philosophy club - president
math club - vice president (president next year)
I'm not presidents in any other clubs...</p>

<p>This year: Differential equation and multi-variable calculus with engineering applications at community college - I didn't have any math classes to take at my school-</p>

<p>Over the summers:
Chinese classes at the community college
Research mentorship program at UCSB
I'm off to a summer residential program at University of Penn for this summer</p>

<p>Community service
teaching small math review sessions at my school - 163 hours so far
Running a website with math tutorials I made - about 24 hours total with 30 or so tutorial with my math teacher and a math club buddy of mine...
Dumb stuff - 38 hours (don't ask what...)
Let's not get started with the dumb church stuff lol</p>

<p>Did I forget anything? hmm...</p>

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<p>RESIST THE URGE TO RETAKE THE SAT. You have an amazing score (2360) and you need not retake. If you retake, I will track you down and beat you. (Just kidding, but seriously. :D)</p>

<p>Yeah you forgot....what colleges do you want chances for? For college recommendations I need:
-Intended major
-Preferred Location (east coast, west coast, whatever)
-Rural? Suburban? Urban?
-Preferred size
-Plans after college
-Financial Concerns: What are you (or your parents) comfortable paying?</p>

<p>Oh one more thing...once you get recommendations here, you have to ACTUALLY go on the college's website or whatever and see if it is really for you. Nobody knows you better than yourself. ;) Good Luck.</p>

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<p>pretty good scores work on your ecs</p>

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<p>he doesn't need work on anything, he is neraly perfect, work on ec's, what else does he have left to do? You can try to cure cancer, and if that doesn't work you can try to cure HIV!</p>

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<p>Ya, don't take the SAT again. You'll probably get a lower score.</p>

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<p>lol i think you live in California. By that you should get into all the UC's. However, you might get rejected from Berkeley. I know what your thinking i must be out of my mind right? I have a friend does everything under the sun, is ASB President of the school is like number 5 in the class and he got rejected from Berkeley. Also keep in mind that when you do put all your stuff on the UC application or other school applications, they limit the number of stuff for EC's and awards you can put down. Also I'm sorry to say, you don't really need all those EC's. They are great none the less, but you have to pick the ones that matter to you the most and focus on those more. That's my two cents.</p>

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<p>Oh darn... That is impressive stats!!! Very nice stats! </p>

<p>You have great chances in many great schools including UCLA, UCB and even the Ivies assuming your majors are about sciences or engineering. </p>

<p>Very good work, keep it up!</p>

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<p>atlantisssss:</p>

<p>Assuming you are a California resident,
UCB/UCLA: Safe Match</p>