<p>Male, Asian-American
GPA: weighted-5.03 (honors=5 AP=6), unweighted: 3.91 Class rank: 7/327
SAT: 2250 (800 M 750 W 700 R) SAT 2: 800 math 2, 800 physics, 690 chem (retaking), 640 bio not retaking cause i took it freshman year (hopefully admissions will understand)
AP Tests: AP Physics C Mechanics (4), AP Physics C E/M (4), AP Calculus BC (5), AP Statistics (5), AP Chemistry (5), AP Psychology (5), AP Comparative Government (4), AP English Language and Composition (3)
Senior year classes: Multi-variable Calculus (at local university), AP Gov, AP Lit, AP Comp Sci, AP Chinese, Honors US History</p>
<p>EC's/volunteering/work experience:
-Math Club Participant (9th-12th)
-Math Club President (10th-12th)
-Physics Club Founder and President (11th-12th)
-Peer Tutoring (9th-10th)
-Awesomemath 2011 camper
-Geometry Club (9th)
-Key club (9th)
-Science bowl (10th)
-Quiz bowl (11th-12th)
-Volunteer at local library
-YMCA afterschool program volunteer</p>
<p>Awards:
Bunch of math awards but not amazing (not AIME/USAMO)
National AP scholar</p>
<p>Recs:
From AP Calculus BC teacher and AP Physics C teacher.</p>
<p>And as for your low bio SAT II score… Just don’t send it in. I took 4 SAT II exams but only sent in my two strongest ones. If I were you I’d send in the two 800s and just leave the other two out of the equation (unless you get a better score on the retake of chemistry).</p>
<p>Anyway, very good stats and a very good resume. I think you’re a shoe-in.</p>
<p>EC activities are very low on the criteria for acceptance to UM. The GPA, SAT, and AP scores (so far) qive INJECT sophomore status without even attending a single class. My kid (American-Asian), now a second year engineering major (junior status because of his HS AP scores), received his acceptance notification two weeks after the submission of his application. He had significantly fewer EC activities. Although nothing is certain in life, it would be a real shock if INJECT wasn’t accepted to UM</p>
<p>I understand the order of importance they place on things, I’m just saying there will be lot of kids applying with stellar grades AND more ECs. </p>
<p>I think he has a good chancevpf getting in, I just wouldn’t call it a lock</p>
<p>Agree with PeterW. It would be a real shock if INJECT wasn’t accepted to U-M. If he is worried about the SAT II score in bio, I would just not send the SAT II in. They do not ask to see them.</p>