<p>Can you tell me how i would match up against these schools and maybe give me a percentage if you can. be HONEST and thanks Yale (early acton), brown, cornell, rice, duke, washington univ in st. louis, tufts, and case western reserve.</p>
<p>GPA: 4.43 4th/418
SAT: Math 790 Reading 670 (kind of low) Writing 740
SAT II: Math 2: 800, Chemistry: 720, US History 690
Currently taking 4 APs</p>
<p>Miscellaneous
Superintendent's award
Summer internship at yale school of medicine
Distinguished honors </p>
<p>Music
All American Marching Band (for whose who don't know, it's 97 ppl selected from around the country for a marching band)
Drum Major for school marching band (new england champions 2007 and 2009)
Regional Band 11,12
Clarinet Section Leader
Honors band
Symphony Orchestra</p>
<p>Sports
Varsity indoor and outdoor track
All-academic team for my division</p>
<p>Extracurriculars
Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA)- President
Parents teacher student association - president
NHS- vice president
Asian club - president
science NHS (SNHS)
math NHS (mu alpha theta)
habitat for humanity
math league
link crew leaders
bible club
bowl team </p>
<p>Volunteers
math and readign tutor for kumon
public library volunteer
orgnized my own funddraiser for sichuan earthquake in china
clarinet teacher</p>
<p>Percentage chances don’t mean much. Really, WHO can give arbitrary numbers to an application? Except the admissions officers, maybe. </p>
<p>Back to chancing… score-wise and EC list-wise you do appear to be a contender for your listed colleges. It depends on the subjective essays and luck now. In any case, good luck for all your applications!</p>
<p>Rwang, since there’s only a few more days left, try your best to relax and keep your fingers crossed. You should have a good chance for schools other than the elite ones – but hey, who can predict who’ll get into an elite school anyway (even the adcoms will admit how hard it is :P)? You’ll do great in life regardless what happens. Best of luck :D</p>
<p>Ok, i am going to give you an honest answer here as most of the above posters have sugar-coated their responses. Since you are president of the “Asian club,” I take it you are asian (an ORM), and as you have said, you have no hooks. So, expectations are high for you. Your SAT score is ok. However, A BOAT LOAD of Asians have an 800 on the math and a 670 on CR will slaughter you at HYPS. Your awards are ok, but, again not really on par with Yale (unless that marching band thing is a bigger deal than I thought). Lastly, you do have good officer positions. However, I find three presidencies to be a bit excessive. Your ECs are a positive for Yale, but they will prbly question how involved you truly were in those three clubs. Overall, ya, you do have a chance. Keep your hopes low, though, that way you can be pleasantly surprised come the 15th.</p>
<p>HAHAHA rwang143 I’m 99% sure I know who you are, judging from your summer activities and recent fb status updates…anyways, I didn’t know you applied Yale SCEA too (or maybe I did at on epoint and forgot), but I wish you the best of luck, and I’ll stop being creepy now :)</p>
<p>mannoual, it was a pretty good experience. if you truly like science you’ll like it but it also depends on what lab you end up in. I know that i probably would have had a better time had i been in a more talkative/ social lab but it was still great. good luck getting in!</p>
<p>plumdum, can i ask who you are out of curiosity…</p>
<p>Colllegestress16: haha, it’s quite easy if you’re from the same region and stuff… I’ve recognized every single person from my country on CC alongside some foreign friends that I have. I guess sometimes stats are more than just stats =)</p>
<p>^a friend in real life figured out who I was by my chance thread. pretty creepy o.o</p>
<p>anyway, I agree with Rtgrove. except about the 3 presidencies thing…I have 3 presidencies and I don’t find that “excessive”. your scores are tad low for an asian though xD</p>
You’ll do great in life regardless what happens. Best of luck :D</p>