<p>The purpose of this thread is more for the sake of tradition than anything else, since the 2015ers had one. Just be sure not to reveal too much personal info. Copy and paste this format:</p>
<p>Location:
School Type:
GPA:
Ranking:
SAT:CR M W Total
SAT II:
ACT:
AP/IB:
Awards:
Leadership:
Community Service:
Other Notable ECs:
Ethnicity:
Gender:</p>
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<p>To ED/SCEA:
To EA:
To RD:
Intended Major:</p>
<h2>To Apply for F/A: Y/N</h2>
<p>Anything to share:</p>
<p>I guess I’ll start off first:</p>
<p>Location: Based in California but currently traveling the world (seriously)
School Type: Private
GPA: 3.8 UW
Ranking: 1
SAT: 760 800 790 - Total 2350
SAT II: 5 different subjects - 750 790 800 800 790. Taking 2 more in Nov.
ACT: N/A
AP/IB: 9 APs in HS; may take more in May
Awards: A lot that I don’t feel like listing right now. Basically a bunch of significant language awards, a bunch of significant writing awards including a Scholastic Silver Key and published poems and essays, a bunch of significant piano awards, AMC 12 school winner, Nat’l AP Scholar, Nat’l Merit Semi (could not advance only due to non-US citizenship)
Leadership: Creator and Editor-in-Chief of 2 school publications, Spanish 3 TA, co-president of a school club
Community Service: Volunteer piano accompanist for church and Solo/Ensemble (300 hrs); volunteer proofreader at publishing company (1,500 pages); interpreter during school trip to French Alps (200 hrs)
Other Notable ECs: Foreign language study, travel, writing/journalism, music, church youth group
Ethnicity: Asian
Gender: F</p>
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<p>To ED/SCEA: Stanford or Harvard
To EA: Nope
To RD: Yale, Columbia, UPenn, Dartmouth, Cornell, Brown, Duke, Northwestern
Intended Major: International Relations/Engineering</p>
<h2>To Apply for F/A: Yes at some schools; no at others</h2>
<p>Anything to share: Currently a gap year student; graduated HS in 2011 at age 16. Attended 3 different high schools through HS career.</p>
<p>Bumping this thread…</p>
<p>I bumped this thread due to a request from another member who wanted to know my stats. By the way, thanks for helping keep it at the top of the forum! I was hoping more Canadian applicants this year could post in it. :)</p>
<p>Calgirl is just trying to create a friendly, helpful environment for canadians going through the american process. If you are american, you should realize that we do not have counsellors nor beings that are very familiar with the american application process. Calgirl is simply trying to make canadian students’ lives easier and give them a bearing as to wear they stand in admissions. </p>
<p>As for me, I am not going to post my stats until everything is done. I don’t know, I suppose it’s just a security issue of mine. </p>
<p>Best of luck Canadians! Keep the competition friendly! :)</p>
<p>And thank-you calgirl for your contributions.</p>
<p>@ lordfarquaad, thanks!</p>