Can i do it?!

[dgaflyf]

<p>Location: California
Ethnicity: Hispanic
GPA-
Unweighted: 3.97
Weighted: 4.88
SAT I: 2230 (Math - 690, Reading - 740, Writing - 800)
SAT II: Lit - 800, Bio E - 770, Math - 720 (will retake)
ACT: 35
APs: Euro - 5, BC Calc - 5, Bio - 5, Eng Lang - 4, Spanish - TBD, English Comp - TBD, MacroEcon - TBD, Stats - TBD
IBs: Philosophy HL, English HL, Math HL, Bio SL, Spanish SL, MacroEcon SL
Class Rank: Top 1%</p>

<p>Awards/Recognitions:
National Merit Commended Scholar
Biology Department Award
Principals Honor Roll (6 semesters)
UC ELC Candidate
National Society of High School Scholars Member
California Scholarship Federation Lifetime Member
IB Full Diploma Candidate</p>

<p>Extra Curricular:
Model United Nations (3 years) - Won over 5 Outstanding awards and a Best Delegate. Traveled internationally to London for a conference.
Mock Trial (2 years)
Track and Field (4 years)
President of a club that raises money for third world countries
Set up a benefit concert that raised over $16,000
ASB Commissioner (2 years)
National Honors Society (2 years) - involved tutoring and various service projects</p>

<p>Internships:
Summer at UCI for Beckman Coulter Youth Science Fellowship where I worked in a lab that focused on cloning cancer related genes.
200+hours</p>

<p>College of Letters and Science
Major: Biology</p>

[cosine45]

<p>Your stats are excellent and normally I’d say you’re a shoe-in for the school. However, Wash U does tend to waitlist applicants who are overly qualified (and thus have a lower chance of matriculating). I definitely think with your GPA, ACT, and URM status, you can fall into that over-qualified category, but if you show enough interest in the school, they don’t really have a reason to reject you. Good luck!</p>

[DarkKnight666]

<p>your stats are absolutely amazing. Just remember, if you’re applying RD, submite apps BEFORE Dec. 1</p>

[DarkKnight666]

<p>also, I highly doubt you’ll need to retake the Math II test because WashU doesn’t even require SAT IIs…and you already have Lit and Bio-E and both scores are excellent anyway. But I’d recommend you retake the SAT I and just focus on the math section because right now, you have 110 point difference between your math score and CR score, and that’s not good…</p>