Can someone chance me please?

<p>Objective:[list]
SAT I (breakdown): N/A
ACT: 31
SAT II: 780 Math II, 740 Chinese
Unweighted GPA (out of 4.0): 3.86
AP (place score in parenthesis): 5 Calc AB, 4 Chinese, 3 Physics B
Senior Year Course Load: English 7/8, AP Bio, AP Gov/Econ, and 2 community college courses: Math 253 (Multivariable Calc) and Health</p>

<p>Subjective:[list]
Extracurriculars (place leadership in parenthesis): Computer programming (Java, Python, C++), Smilez-2-Go (Treasurer), Robotics (programming and prototyping head), Swimming (9-12 grade)
Job/Work Experience: Asian Tapas (cashier/waitress)
Volunteer/Community service: Ronald McDonald House, Science Center, and Homeless Shelter
Summer Activities: UC Berkeley Cancer Research Program
Essays: Strong - about my narcolepsy
Teacher Recommendation: Hopefully well? Since I just moved for senior year, one of my recs was from my current teacher who doesn’t know me very well.
Counselor Rec: Good I hope cause I go in and talk to her a lot.
Interview: Really well. He talked a lot and even told me “Not everyone is suited for Brown, but you’re exactly the type of person who is” about 4 times. </p>

<p>Other:[list]
State (if domestic applicant): California
School Type: Public
Ethnicity: Chinese (:confused: I know… Sucks)
Gender: Female
Income Bracket: Lower Middle Class
Hooks (URM, first generation college, etc.): Uhm… Probably all of my illnesses… Like migraines, narcolepsy, parent’s divorce that led me to try committing suicide. </p>

<p>Reflection:[list]
Strengths: Good essay and great interview
Weaknesses: My test scores and ethnicity. </p>

<p>I wouldn’t count illness as a hook, and trying to commit suicide is like an anti-hook. I recommend that you don’t include that in your materials. I also recommend that you don’t post such things online with your picture or name as you may not want certain people to know that about you in your future. </p>

<p>No one really knows chances. If you want to play that game with other HS kids there is a chances forum. Admissions to Brown aren’t really predictable.</p>