Brown Plme

<p>I’m only a sophomore in high schoolbut I absolutely love Brown I am extremely intrigued by medicine, and know that I want to become a doctor when I’m older. Coincidentally, Brown’s prestigious P.L.M.E. program seems fit for me, however, I am aware that the chances of being accpeted are rediculously slim. I am wondering what I can possibly do to improve my chances of being accpeted, and what else there is available (pertaining to the medical field) for high school students to become invovled in. Here are my current stats, and please feel free to critique and to give me any worthy advice:</p>

<p>Sophomore at a medium sized high school in northern New Jersey</p>

<p>Current Cumulative GPA: 4.0 (Unweighted) 4.2 (Weighted)</p>

<p>Current Schedule for Sophomore Year:
English 10 Honors
Anatomy/Physiology Honors
AP United States History 1
Geometry Honors
Spanish 3
Physical Education
Chemistry Honors
(AP US History is the only AP class avaialble to sophomores and I’m one of only five students taking anatomy/physiology H)</p>

<p>Predicted Junior Year Schedule:
AP Literature & Composition 11
AP United States History 2
AP Biology
AP Chemistry
Spanish 4 Honors
Pre-Calculus Honors
Physical Education</p>

<p>Freshman Year Extra Curriculars:
Vice President of Freshman Class
Investment Club Member
Biology League Invited Participant
Environmental Club Member
Freshman Soccer Team
Freshman Baseball Team</p>

<p>Freshman Year Out of School Activities:
Senior League Street Hockey Player
Captain of Recreational baseball team
In charge of statistics for Street Hockey
Umpire for youth baseball games</p>

<p>Sophomore Year Extracurriculars:
Sophomore Class Vice President
Sophomore Publicity Correspondent for
Student Government Association
Invited Chemistry League participant
President/Founder of Pre-Medical Club
Service Learning Volunteer Class
Junior Varsity Soccer Team
Junior Varsity Baseball Team</p>

<p>Sophomore Year Out of School Activities:
Pre-Medical Honors Program at UMDNJ
(University of Medicine/Dentistry of NJ)
on Wednesday nights
Senior League Street Hockey Player
In charge of statistics for Street Hockey
Umpire for youth baseball games
Columbia Science Honors Program (Spring)
Member of NJASC (NJ Association of
Student Councils)</p>

<p>Summer of Freshman Year Activities:
Counselor at Youth Baseball Camp - 3wks
Teen Tour to West Cost - 3 wks
Brown University Neurochemistry Class
Delegate at NJASC Leadership conference
Volunteer at Sunrise assisted living center</p>

<p>Summer of Sophomore Year Activities:
National Youth Leadership Forum on Med.
Follow a Gastroenterolgist at Mass. Gen.
Follow Opthomologic Surgeon
Johns Hopkins Research Oppurtunity
Brown University “So You Want To Be a
Doctor?” class</p>

<p>Other:
For the past few years I have been compling all-time record books for (so far) my school’s baseball and soccer teams. This entails anual visits to my local newspaper facility (The Record) in order to research the school’s history. I plan on sending these books (which are relatively large) to Brown along with my app. when it’s my team</p>

<p>I am also currently in the process of having the Red Cross association come to my school to certify students in CPR. My school principle thinks that this idea’s brilliant, so I am considering talking the the principle’s of other schools to have the Red Cross visit other schools too — just an idea, and might look good on an app.</p>

<p>Also:
My father is a graduate of Brown University (making my a legacy)
He is also currently does interviews for potential Brown acceptances which,
might give me an extra bonus over other applicants</p>

<p>ooh, a competitor!</p>

<p>I'm a NJ sophomore aiming for PLME also, and also thinking of doing the same Brown summer class . . .</p>

<p>a lot of your junior year activities are predictive, but if everything goes "as planned" you'd be looking at very good chances. Your ECs are really good . . . plus you're legacy, too.</p>

<p>Hello Sophs,</p>

<p>It is far too early to figure this out.....but heck the path you're on you're doing prettyyyy well :]</p>