Chance at Duke, G'Town, N'Western, Stanford, UVA

<p>Location: Denver, CO
High School Type: Public large, sends some kids to top colleges</p>

<p>GPA - Unweighted: 3.93
GPA - Weighted: 4.5</p>

<p>Double Legacy at Duke</p>

<p>Class Rank: Top 2% out of 1000</p>

<p>Scores: SAT taken today... practice tests indicated roughly 2100</p>

<p>Extracurriculars: Chess- played for 11 years, 3-time National Champion, 6-time State Champion, experienced teacher, have done community service teaching chess, started the schools club and pioneered a team that won state </p>

<p>Debate-- Captain, won several local tournaments, qualified to state, invested a lot of time in this</p>

<p>Lacrosse- 9,10,11,12 - JV, Varsity 12th (hopefully)</p>

<p>NHS-- Executive board member, tutoring, community service, hopefully prez senior year</p>

<p>SHS-- community service</p>

<p>----bump---- c'mon guys, over 100 views, humor me</p>

<p>Duke - In
G'Town - High Match
N'Western - High Match
Stanford - High Reach
UVA - In</p>

<p>We really do need your SAT Reasoning and Subject Test scores before being able to make a prediction.</p>

<p>yeah, I need your SAT scores</p>

<p>My bad, my SATs are 650CR, 700 M, 720 W-- 2070 cumulative.</p>

<p>Duke - mid-reach
G'Town - low reach
N'Western - low reach
Stanford - high reach/crapshoot
UVA - match</p>

<p>Look good for UVA, also for Duke because of the double legacy.</p>

<p>For Northwestern, Georgetown, Stanford, you will need to really make the fact that your excellence in chess stands out above all others. Make the college see you individually as unique and want to pick you because of your great strength in the game.</p>

<p>Is it good to have a monopoly with chess? That is, it's my main activity, job, community service, and one of my clubs at school. Does that help or hurt?</p>