<pre><code> I am an Indian and I moved to India after 9th grade. I was hoping you could chance me for MIT, Stanford, and Purdue.
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<p>Academics</p>
<p>Freshman Year: 3.6/4.5 GPA</p>
<p>Honors English(A-)(1st semester)
Honors Geometry/Algebra II with trig(A)
Honors Biology(B+)(2nd semester)
Principles of Bio-medical Sciences (A+) (2nd Semester)
LIFE PE (B+)
French II (B)
World History (A+)(1st semester)</p>
<p>Sophomore: 9.6/10 CGPA</p>
<p>English (A)
Math (A)
Physics(A)
Chemistry(A)
Biology(A)
History (B)
French (B+)
Civics (A)
Economics (A)
Geography (C)</p>
<p>In India, after tenth grade the students must pick 5 courses and no advanced courses were being offered. This is for both 11th and 12th grade, hence the following</p>
<p>Junior :9/10 CGPA rank:1/112</p>
<p>Math(A+)
Physics(A)
Chemistry(A)
English (B+)
Physical Education(B+)</p>
<p>Senior:(current year): CGPA not known
grades were not given </p>
<p>Community Services:</p>
<p>Worked for Red Cross
Worked in a library in the United States for 100+ states
Taught a 12th grade class math when I was 11th grade for a week
Tutors anyone freshman to Senior<br>
taught at an orphanage as a math teacher</p>
<p>Extra-Curriculars</p>
<p>black belt in Taekwondo
learning wing chun martial arts
archery
musician- plays the violin, Knows both Indian classical and Western</p>
<p>Tests</p>
<p>ACT:27 (plan on retaking)
SAT MATH level 2: 670 (plan on retaking)
SAT Physics :not taken yet</p>
<p>Try to raise your ACT score to 30+ for a chance a better chance at Purdue. Right now you are high match to low reach for Purdue and high reach for the other 2.</p>
<p>Can you clarify which citizenship you currently hold? If Indian, you need to do much better! Far too many Indian citizens apply to MIT, and very few get accepted. The acceptance rate for Indians is probably less than one percent.</p>
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<p>I would be very interested in hearing how you’ve worked in over a hundred states. (unless I’m misunderstanding you…)</p>
<p>You saved yourself by having a US citizenship! But still you have to get your ACT and SAT Subject scores high to get into MIT and Stanford. Probably Purdue is a match.</p>
<p>I have no idea about the ACT. I took the SAT.</p>
<p>I think that you are exaggerating (or totally creating) your tutoring activity. Knowing that you got a 670 on Math level 2, I feel it extremely hard to believe that you tutor high school seniors! It’s good if you are not creating this just for the application but you have to prove yourself! Just think about it. The adcoms might have seen thousands of applications each year and many applicants might have falsified their app in some way. If I can find flaws without any such experience, the adcoms can easily see it.</p>
<p>Yes but you have to understand something what they teach in India for 12th and 11th graders are the equivalent of your 9th grade and 10th grade math, physics, and chemistry. In the rest of the world. Also I do not do well under pressure especially during exams.</p>
<p>See, an Indian high school senior can easily score above 770 (at the least!) on SAT Math Level II, unless he is average/below average in his academics!</p>
<p>If you are a junior, you can easily score above 730. I highly doubt if there is anything tough for a junior to score below 700 on that test.</p>
<p>I don’t want to fight with you or discourage you, but you know it doesn’t look obvious…!</p>