Chance me for Harvard Early Action ill chance back

Chance Me / Match Me!
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<p>I'm a Rising Senior attending a charter high school in Southern California.
White Male(middle eastern)
Low -Income Divorced Family</p>

<p>Stats:
GPA:3.77
Weighted:4.10
ACT:34(took once)
SAT:2350(took once in 10th and once in 11th)
M:780 W:790 R:780
SAT II;
World History:780
French:790
Chemistry:760
AP Tests;
World History:5
Psychology:5
Chemistry:4
English Language:5
US History:5(Easy!)
Microeconomics:4
Macroeconomics:4
Computer Science:5(Definitely)
AP classes that I'm taking this year
Calculus AB
Physics AB
Biology
English Literature
European History
US Government
French</p>

<p>Awards:
National AP Scholar
National Honors Society
Best Delegate Award(Model UN)
Won State in Speech and Debate
Made in to state in Football
2nd Degree Black Belt in
Karate and Tae Kwon Do
1st Degree Black Belt in
Muay Thai and Ju Jitsu
Multiple Boxing Awards
Multiple Kickboxing Awards</p>

<p>Summer Activities:
Volunteer at YMCA for 6 weeks
Football camp at Harvard University(Crimson)
Football University(San Diego)
Intern at Prominent Law Firm in Los Angeles.
Took Summer college courses at Pierce Community College:
Political Science
Spanish 1
Computer Science
Chemistry</p>

<p>Extra-Curriculars:
Student Body President
Junior Class President
Football Team Captain
Varsity Football-3 Years
Varsity Track & Field-3 Years
Speech & Debate-3 Years(Captain this year)
Academic Decathlon-3 Years
Student Government-2 Years
Model UN-2 Years
Mock Trail-2 Years
Peer Tutoring-2 Years
Community Service-120+ Hours </p>

<p>Recommendations:
Counselor:We're cool
AP English Language and Composition Teacher:Had a ~98% in that class stayed after school a lot for help and really showed effort and potential.
AP Chemistry: Asked a lot of questions and wanted to understand the concepts. Had a ~96%.</p>

<p>Sorry for the length. Please be honest ill chance back.</p>

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<p>The only thing potentially stopping you from being a highly competitive applicant is your GPA. For this reason alone, I’d advise that you apply RD, using high grades next semester to bump up your GPA. </p>

<p>Good luck! :)</p>

<p>Chance back pretty please?
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<p>You are definitely a qualified candidate. Though like mentioned before, your GPA and SAT are both a tad bit low for Harvard, though not out of their average range. Your EC’s are very impressive, though, and a good essay/recommendations will definitely strengthen your application. Now, although you’re a very qualified candidate, it’s pretty much a crapshoot, since you’ll be competing amongst other applicants who are just as qualified as you, and only so many of you will actually get in. So while you do have a solid chance, nothing is really definite. I’d say go for it early action, however, while the applicant pool is smaller and you have a better chance of being selected. Best of luck! </p>

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<p>Your SAT is NOT on the low end for Harvard. It’s firmly in the higher spectrum of what Harvard would see. You’re a hardworking, very well rounded, intelligent person. You’re in a good spot to be accepted to any of the Ivies. Says the 17 year old kid posting on College Confidential.</p>