Be a pal, chance a transfer! Then you can feel good all day! :)

<p>My stats are:
~3.55 College GPA after 3 semesters/42 credits. Had 3.85 before. (Just went down due to a personal reason, my friend died on the 2nd day of finals week :( ... will tell them about it)
Hoping to get it to about 3.7 by transfer time/60 credits.</p>

<p>Major Biology and possibly minoring in Business or double majoring but will apply for BIO.
Currently at Hawaii Pacific University.</p>

<p>I have an 'A' average High School GPA from Sweden where I am from.</p>

<p>SAT/ACT : Not taken</p>

<p>'Unusual things':
International student, currently going to college in US.
Parents from India, I'm born and raised in Sweden.
Fluent in 3 languages. (Swedish, English and Hindi)
Also speak a bit of norwegian, as well as basic spanish and german.
Traveled a lot, seen every country in Europe and a lot of other countries around the world.</p>

<p>Financial aid NOT needed.</p>

<p>Dean's List 3 semesters at current university.</p>

<p>EC's:
-A little bit of Community Service in US.
-Worked last summer at a home for patients with mental retardation, taking care of them etc.
-Soccer for 15 years in which I've had a lot of success.
- Been a Soccer coach for children in underprivileged neighborhoods in Sweden, 4h/week during all of 12th grade.
- Been a volunteer tutor/teacher in underprivileged neighborhoods in Sweden in 11th grade.
-Tennis for about 12 years. A lot of tournaments, and placed very good/won several.
-Will work as a volunteer at a prestigious hospital(not that it matters i guess) this semester.</p>

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<li>Mentioned working at soccer camps and soccer tournaments.</li>
<li>Done a bit of modeling but had to turn down contracts one time due to moving and one time because I was not allowed to work off campus, may or may not mention that.
-Other sports like surfing, snowboarding, golfing.. Will not be mentioned much.</li>
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<p>Big things: (in my opinion)
- Started a clothes drive in Sweden for poor families in India, collected several hundred pieces of clothing. Then flew them over and donated it all.</p>

<ul>
<li>Started a fundraiser in Sweden to help pay for medicine and medical supplies for poor families in India. Collected over $10 000! </li>
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<p>Recomendations:
2 that are good.
One talks about me as a nice person and being persistent and motivated.
One is from my CHEM teacher, he says im good etc, top 2-3% of his students ever and getting one of the highest grades on the American Chemical Society standardized tests, in the history of the school (60/70, where 50 counts as 100%).</p>

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<li>At least one more that I havent seen and will not see either. Probably will be good and pretty personal.</li>
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<p>I'd love it if youd chance me! Would help a lot, Tufts seems pretty great!</p>

<p>come on guys(and girls)! would really help out a lot :)</p>

<p>No one really can answer a chance thread, but it is important for you to know that Tufts has no major or minor in business.</p>

<p>^^ Agree with Seashore. This are really subjective things, and if you're not talking to someone in admissions, you're not going to get a good answer unless your really asking if the rest of us think you are relatively accomplished. I would say, yes you are that.</p>

<p>However, just a tip It's pretty much politically incorrect to say mental retardation in this day and age. It could be mentally challenged, cognitively challenged.. you get the idea.</p>

<p>oh i didnt know they didnt have one, it was just an idea anyway :)
ok thanks at least thats good, hoping for the best! :)</p>

<p>oh im sorry, i didnt really know what to write, i was actually pondering it a long while before I wrote that.. i guess im gonna blame it on being an international student, so dont really know all of the american faux pas yet! but thanks for correcting me, ill definitely keep that in mind! :)</p>

<p>bumpbump :)</p>