Chance me CAS ED

<p>I'm currently a rising senior, and am planning on applying to CAS for early decision.</p>

<p>School: Average-sized, competitive public high school
Race: Caucasian</p>

<p>AcademicMy school does number GPAs)
GPA- 95.43(UW), 101.5 (W)
Never gotten anything lower than an A in all honors and APs.</p>

<p>APs as of Junior Year - Stat(5), American (5), Euro (4), Psych, (5) Bio (5) </p>

<p>PSAT-National Merit Commended from NY</p>

<p>SAT- 2320 (Only taken once) (800 CR, 720 M, 800 W)\
ACT: 34
SAT IIs - 720 (Bio taken freshman year) 750 for American.</p>

<p>Senior year schedule- AP Calc AB, AP Physics B, AP Spanish Lang, AP Gov, AP Econ, AP English (most rigourous course load possible for this year)</p>

<p>EC's-
Secretary of School's global awareness club
Two habitat for humanities
Captain of Mock Trial
Executive Board of Model Congress
Print Editor of school newspaper (showed progression up to this position)
-National honor society member
-Foreign language honor society member
-math honor society (tutoring for this club)
-Founded a writing center at my school with several other kids
-not sure if this is an extracurricular but i have two siblings at penn CAS
- I do social science research at my school - i've won four awards at NY state and local competitions - I will be entering Intel STS this year so that will be pending when I apply</p>

<p>Summer: Habitat for Humanity, Did research internship at Columbia</p>

<p>Thanks !</p>

<p>I also wanted to ask if it would hurt me if other kids from my school have legacy (parental). there are two other kids applying, who have similar stats to me, that have parental legacy. do they always compare kids within the school? I am just as qualified as the other individuals with parental legacy, but I'm just worried they'll just take the legacies and put a cap on the number of kids they take from my school. I know there is no technical cap, but for some reason I feel they never take more than 4ish kids from my school.</p>

<p>also my school doesn't do rankings. 95.43 is a good GPA, but there are other kids applying with 96-97. In your opinion, does that small difference matter?</p>

<p>i recently found out one of the kids with parental legacy also may be applying to wharton... would they compare kids applying to different colleges within penn??</p>

<p>I dunno about comparing kids within a school based on legacy status but your stats are amazing!! You definitely have a chance but remember, college admissions is a fickle animal… I know several near perfect scores getting rejected outright. It’s really about the essays. Make sure you show to Penn that you belong there!</p>

<p>Good luck!</p>