<p>Let me start out by saying that I have read some of the other threads and know that an estimate is impossible. Even still I would like some feedback if I am in the:</p>
<ol>
<li>Has a very small chance to no chance at all.</li>
<li>Has an equal chance as the normal applicant.</li>
<li>Has an abnormally high chance in getting in.</li>
</ol>
<p>Also, if it is possible to provide additional feedback on how I can increase my chance of getting in. </p>
<p><strong><em>I am really wanting to go to MIT not Stanford, but I would like info for both please</em></strong></p>
<p>Stats:
3.88 unweighted gpa
4.48 weighted gpa
Class Rank = Top 5% (this is with the class ranking of the class above mine because I am graduating early - will they take this into consideration because otherwise I would be 2nd or 3rd for my class of 700?)</p>
<p>Schedule:</p>
<p>Pre-High School
Algebra 1-2
Honors Geometry</p>
<p>Freshman
Honors Freshman English
Honors Algebra 3-4
Honors Biology 1-2
Advanced PE (PE credit)
3D Modeling and Animation (fine art)
Computer Applications (required)
Latin 1-2</p>
<p>Sophomore
AP English: Language and Composition
AP World History and Geography
Honors Chem
Honors Physics 1-2
Human Anatomy and Physiology (1st sem) / Intro to Graphic Art (2nd sem)
Honors Finite Math/Honors Brief Calc
Health (1st sem)
Latin 3 (tested out with above a 90% on final)
Honors Sophomore English (taken over the summer between Freshman and Sophomore year)</p>
<p>Junior/Senior (im graduating as a junior - this is my planned schedule for next year)
AP English: Literature and Composition
AP Calculus BC
Honors Physics 3-4
AP Chemistry
Advanced Studies (Quantum Physics - independent study)
AP United States History
Honors Economics (1st sem)/AP United States Government (2nd sem)</p>
<p>Planned AP Tests:
AP Physics C: Mechanics
AP Physics C: Electricity and Magnetism
AP Calculus BC
AP United States History
AP World History and Geography
AP Macroeconomics
AP Microeconomics
AP Chemistry
AP English: Language and Composition
AP English: Literature and Composition</p>
<p>PSAT Score (my national merit year):
Reading=72
Math=76
Writing=56</p>
<p>SAT:
Taking SAT in January
Taking SAT Subject Test: Physics and Mathematics type 2 in October</p>
<p>Extracurriculars:
Boy Scouts - (7-8) years
Track and Field: Pole Vault - 2 years
Cross Country - 2 years
Academic Decathlon - 1 year
HOSA (Health Occupation Students of America) - 1 year
Literary Magazine Club (creative writing publishing club) - 2 years</p>
<p>Additional Programs:
NSLI-Y (possible as I am a semi-finalist)</p>
<p>Additional Info:
I am self studying for the AP Economics tests as well as the AP Physics tests. As part of teaching myself AP Physics C, I have taught myself a large quantity of Calculus BC and Differential Equations. I earned an average of 98% for my semester grade in Honors Physics 1-2 last semester (my teacher is considered by most to be ridiculously hard too) and I earned 98%'s and above on all of my tests - including my final. I have gotten all A's in my math courses and only 2 B's in my science courses (1 in Honors Chemistry and 1 in Human Anatomy). Since my teacher as a notorious reputation for being extremely hard (harder than AP CHEM), would MIT and Stanford see an A in AP Chem as an eraser effect for my B in Honors Chem (such that they aren't hung up on the fact that I got a B in chem)?</p>
<p>Expected to get 1 more B in high school and that is it (a B in AP English: Language and Composition).</p>
<p>Thanks for any info and encouragement in advance! :)</p>