<p>Rising Senior at competitive tiny prep school in the south. School does not rank. No one at my school has ever taken the courseload I am taking. I am the only student in my class who does not have a study hall. </p>
<p>Schedules:
Junior year: AP Stats, AP Chem (2 periods), AP Spanish, AP English, Honors Chorus, U.S. History
Senior year: AP Calc, AP Bio (2 periods), AP Physics, AP English, Honors Chorus, AP Economics (self-study)</p>
<p>Cumulative GPA ~3.95</p>
<p>SAT: 2240
Math: 770
CR: 730
Writing: 740</p>
<p>SAT2
Math 2: 800
Chemistry: 800
Spanish: 770</p>
<p>Extracurriculars:
Taekwondo: 7 years, 2nd degree black belt
Voice lessons/competitions: 5 years
Private tutoring
Varsity Track 2 years
Student Government President
Started School partnership with Habitat for Humanity
Raised $2500 for framing in 2 weeks
Honor Council for 3 years<br>
Assorted other clubs with various officer positions
School Musicals: Danny in Grease</p>
<p>Awards:
Attended Governor's School in Choral Music
Won School Cup award - excellence in academics, arts, athletics, and character
Top Project award in Optical Engineering summer course
Attended State Honors Chorus
various minor awards</p>
<p>This Fall I will be applying to:
NC State (supersafety)
UNC-CH (safety)
Davidson College
Duke University
Vanderbilt University
Georgetown University
Harvard University
Princeton University</p>
<p>Recs will be beyond amazing; my school worships me</p>
<p>I think you stand a good chance for everything but Harvard or Princeton. I am not saying that you are not likely to get in, but I am just saying that I feel clueless about Harvard or Princeton admission chances. Harvard and Princeton don’t admit students based on their grades b/c everyone who is applying to Harvard and Princeton has really good GPAs and test scores. But you seem pretty well rounded, and with amazing recs, I think you can hope for a good outcome. Good luck!</p>
<p>Consider AP Envirosci your Junio year if you have a week to spare. Get Princeton Review’s prep book, get through it in a few days-a week at max-prior to the test, and get a 4 or 5 on the easiest AP test there is, aside from AP Human Geography, which is equally as easy.</p>
<p>My chance prediction for you is ZERO. Even if you get into a top college, you aren’t going to make it anywhere in life because your attitude is sh|t.</p>
<p>You can obviously study. High GPA, SAT, SAT IIs… </p>
<p>But are you from North Carolina?</p>
<p>Chem and Maths — what are you going to do with these subjects where you got high scores? If not, what are your academic interests? (You seem like a well-rounder, that’s really good in studies)</p>
<p>Do you prefer a small college, or a large one where you can specialize in a subject area not available in smaller colleges?</p>
<p>Do not apply to Princeton or Harvard though. They are for the best Stuy/TJ High/other Super-selective Prep school students for sure… The uncertainty level of any top student from your school is simply too high. And Vandy looks very much into test scores, without a class rank…your chances there may not be certain, especially if your school is outside TN.</p>
<p>A generic choice would be Davidson, if not Wake Forest, North Carolina, NC State and Duke. These five would just do.</p>