<p>Sophomore year is almost over and these are my "stats"
Top 15 school in Pennsylvania (average 2-3 kids to ivies)
Race: Indian
Financial Aid </p>
<p>Weighted GPA 3.98 (Most rigorous schedule available)
UW GPA: 3.70 (Awful freshman, Huge upward trend)
Rank: 35/255 = 13.7%
ACT Scores: 33
Subject Tests: Math II (800), Also going to take Chem</p>
<p>Extracurricular Activities (All-Rounded?)
2 Sport Athlete (not recruitment worthy though)
Mock Trial (Attorney)
Student Government (Class President)
World Affair Council of Pittsburgh
University of Pittsburgh Medical Explorers
FBLA</p>
<p>Volunteer/Awards
Community center- 30 hours
UPMC- 40 hours (over summer)
Intern Physician- 50 hours
School Leadership Award
Principal Honors Student
National French Honors Society/National Honors Society
NSHSS</p>
<p>Chance for: Haverford(ED), UPenn, Notre Dame(URM), Emory, University of Rochester, University of Richmond, Pitt Honors College, Pitt</p>
<p>Haverford(ED): Match
UPenn: Reach
Notre Dame(URM): Match
Emory: Reach
University of Rochester: Low reach
University of Richmond: Low reach
Pitt Honors College: Match
Pitt: Low reach
Good luck!</p>
<p>Haverford, Notre Dame, Emory, University of Rochester and University of Rochester are likely matches/lowish reaches, I’d say you’ll likely get into Pitt but I’m not sure about the honors college, and UPenn is a reach but not unachievable. I’m not an expert by any means, but good luck!</p>
<p>GPA will hurt you- try your best to raise it in junior year.
Notre Dame, etc- match
UPenn I think is a little reach, but if you can miraculously raise your GPA, then it’s a possibility</p>
<p>Haverford (ED): definitely match
UPenn: mid reach
Notre Dame (URM): match
Emory: (low?) reach
University of Rochester: high match/low reach
University of Richmond: same ^
Pitt Honors College: match
Best of luck!</p>
<p>Okay stats, but no depth. You need to start showing an interest for something asap. uPenn especially wants to see initiative in the community. Try to do something that stands out from your peers. Also try to focus on your athletics as well, being a varsity athlete is great even if you’re not recruitable.</p>
<p>Haverford: High math
uPenn: High reach
Emory: Low reach
Pitt Honors college: Low reach</p>
<p>Rest are matches. Thank you for chancing me! Good luck in your future endeavors. </p>
<p>@mallonsy Thanks for the chance. I have been getting a lot of matches for Haverford (ED). That is my #1 choice. I I visited once, (on my own, not actual tour) and fell in love with the environment. I taught my GPA is quite low for Havorford, is that true? </p>
<p>@s0phia Thanks for your chance. I have shown interest at UPenn. I recently took an official visit last week. I have also applied for a precollege program at University of Rochester. I am going to major in Biology and then aim for Med School. My goal is too become an anesthesiologist.</p>
<p>actually I didn’t even know what that was. Just googled it. No, it’s a match either way! The fact that you’re a URM just means that they’ll give you more money in financial aid</p>
<p>I mainly agree with mkread. I think all are matches for you with Notre Dame being a little higher of a match and U Penn being the only reach. Upper Ivies, Stanford, MIT, Caltech, etc. are really reaches for anyone because the process is ever so random and there are so many qualified students. However, if you keep working hard and staying involved, I think your stats should help you stand a good chance in Penn’s applicant pool. You have super impressive stats for a sophomore! Congratulations! </p>
<p>I recently heard that UPenn released there acceptance rate which was below 10%. Despite your good statistics, your extracurriculars are not really good enough to have you admitted to the prestigious institutions such as MIT and UPenn. However, I believe you still have a good chance for them and a very good chance for the others. Can you describe what you mean by “intern physician?” A medical intern is a term used in the United States for a physician in training who has completed medical school.</p>