<p>I'll be applying to SFS as an IR major from Britain. Georgetown is my dream but I'm not sure I got the scores - I'm abysmal at maths, which is why my math score is so low, and I'm not sure my SAT IIs made up for it.</p>
<p>SAT Reasoning: 2140 (780 CR, 640 M, 720 W) - taken once
SAT Subject Tests: 750 World History, 710 French, 710 Literature
11 GCSEs - 3 A<em>, 5 A, 2 B, 1 C
Taking 4 A-Levels, predicted grades: A</em>AAA
GPA: No clue
Class Rank: School doesn't rank, but it's a selective school (i.e. you have to pass an exam to get in), and it's one of the best state schools in the country and even outdoes many private schools in the area, and I'm guessing I'm in the top quarter.
Great recommendations</p>
<p>Extra-Curriculars:
This is where I fall down. My school doesn't offer many extra-curriculars, but I have taken every opportunity available to me which interested me, including some outside school, and even created opportunities which didn't previously exist:</p>
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<li>Amnesty International local group member</li>
<li>Senior Prefect at school, in charge of the pastoral care of a class of 12 year olds</li>
<li>Peer Support Group counsellor - I was co-founder of this group, which is supported by the school, and is designed to allow younger students to come to us and talk to us about personal problems they might be encountering which they aren't comfortable talking to teachers about. This group has won more than £1,500 in grants for its work, and all the counsellors have undergone a counselling course.</li>
<li>Elected to represent my class to the School Council</li>
<li>Homework Club helper - working with the school's Special Needs Department to give children who don't normally do their homework a chance to get help on it.</li>
<li>Debating, representing the school at a number of national and international competitions over the last three years, as well as being house debating captain and house public speaking captain.</li>
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