Chance me for Brown, Penn, and Georgetown

Chance Me / Match Me!
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<p>I know these are all very difficult, do you think i have a chance at them though?</p>

<p>GPA:
9th grade- 3.446
10th- 4.0
11th- 4.0</p>

<p>*Note: I go to a very competitive magnet school where getting a 4.0 junior year is very very rare. </p>

<p>Courseload-
IB Diploma Program- taken during junior and senior years (10+ IB courses)
AP Pscyhology
All 9th/10th grade classes are considered honors due to my school's difficulty. </p>

<p>SAT: 2250
Math SAT II- 750, Chemistry SAT II- 780</p>

<p>Extracurriculars:</p>

<p>Leadership position on 2 clubs since freshman year (relevant to major)- for one of these clubs I organized and raised funds for a service trip to Cambodia</p>

<p>Started a club that increases economic and business opportunities for those with disablities
Started a not for profit that has expanded state-wide</p>

<p>Newspaper editor, school store manager, very accomplished on both DECA and Model UN (for DECA I am on the chapter board, and for MUN I chaired a chapter event)</p>

<p>National Honors Society, Sociedad Honoraria Hispanica, Business Professionals of America, won state business contest, as well as marketing contest sponsored by a large corporation. </p>

<p>Golf Team, published writings, published economic research, writing contests, and golf team. </p>

<p>I also am a 2x winner of the presidential award for volunteer service, and have designed a community service project that I then brought my school as club. Weekly hours through Youth Group, library volunteer, soup kitchen, tutoring, and nursing home visiting.</p>

<p>Summer programs at Brown and Georgetown, as well as that trip to Cambodia. </p>

<p>Thanks for your input, I know these schools are obviously very difficult, but do u think I have a chance? I am worried about freshman GPA. </p>

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<p>I’m a Northwestern graduate, who currently helps students get into college.</p>

<p>Your stats are very nice. The first 3 aspects colleges look at are indeed GPA, curriculum difficulty, and standardized test scores, all of which you have. Your test scores are even above the average accepted student for all 3 schools, (but don’t forget there are no guarantees). Don’t be complacent; do everything you can to make yourself stand out. </p>

<p>Here are some school specific requirements:
Georgetown - REQUIRED interview and THREE subject tests
UPenn - interview strongly recommended
Brown - interview optional, but you should do it; THREE LOR (one being from a counselor)</p>

<p>All 3 schools offer Early Application, but Penn states that it highly favors legacy kids in the Early App.</p>

<p>So your tasks should be
(1) take 1 more SAT Subject Test,
(2) get 2 LOR from junior/senior teachers and 1 LOR from your counselor,
(3) decide whether you’re going to apply early
(4) start working on your essay</p>

<p><a href=“http://collegeqb.com/Top20.html”>http://collegeqb.com/Top20.html&lt;/a&gt;
You could check out more school specific requirements here. All the information on the site comes directly from each school’s admission page, but it’s been compiled in a more organized manor.</p>

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<p>nuey hit the nail on the head with his recommendations for what to do. I think while all are automatically reach schools, you do have a very good shot. I would also recommend visiting each school and if one stands out dramatically, apply ed because your chances will be greater. good luck and chance me back please?</p>

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<p>Are you Asian?</p>