<p>If not, is there another Ivy better suited to my resume?</p>
<p>Standardized Tests: SAT I: Verbal: 720 Math: 670 Writing: 740
SAT II: English Literature 690 US History 750 Biology M 670 </p>
<p>Academic Strength: Unweighted GPA: 4.53 out of 4.33
Weighted GPA: 5.33 out of 5.33
Class Rank: 2 out of 215 students. </p>
<p>Extracurricular Activities:
Elected Student Senator – 4 years
–Golf - JV player – 4 years
–Indoor and Outdoor Track - Varsity runner --4 years
–Interact Club - Community service group --2 years
–National Honor Society --2 years
–Volunteering at after school program for underpriveleged children-- 2 years
–Guitar player for 6 or 7 years </p>
<p>Awards and Recognitions:
Excellence in Biology-- schoolwide academic award
Yale Book award-- schoolwide academic award
High Honor roll all 4 years
Bausch & Lomb Honorary Science award and scholarship
Spanish honor society
National Honor Society </p>
<p>Other Information: Under-represented Minority? no
Location: Maine
Most rigorous courseload available.
6 AP classes by graduation
Numerous honors classes</p>
<p>Also, w**tf @ your first sentence. I know you meant no harm, but - say you couldn’t get into Brown or weren’t suited to it - why is your default to go to ‘another Ivy better suited to my resume’? The Ivy League, for whatever other connotations its gained over the years, is a sports conference. I’m sick of people acting like it’s some kind of magic academic standard that they have to attain.</p>
<p>hey rock; the answer is yes you could. will you? who knows.
if you desire an ivy league school, from what i know Cornell has the highest acceptance rate, so once again the answer is you could, but who knows if you will.
there are a lot of qualified people. i would jsut try to find schools that best suit your personality, interests (both academic and extracurricular), etc etc etc</p>
<p>I got the Bausch and Lomb award at my school! Do you know that it only applies to Rochester? You should consider applying there, they may give you even more money!</p>
<p>I am a high school senior with a 1350 on my SAT’s, a 3.7/4.0 GPA but with an insane amount of EC activities as well as many leadership positions, i am also African American…what are my chances of getting into an IVY league college</p>
<p>Just because cornell has the highest acceptance rate, doesn’t mean everyone gets in so easily, and it also depends on the program you’re going into.</p>
<p>But yes, you could =]</p>
<p>Ahmedkoraym, do you have on your SAT’s altogether? If so, i’d say your EC’s are good, and you’re GPA is, but i think everything should be well rounded</p>