<p>Applying RD b/c I didn't want to be bound b/c of financial issues.</p>
<p>Region: NY (Long Island)
Ethnicity: Asian (Korean)
Male</p>
<p>Avg: Unweighted-92.84
Weighted-94.40</p>
<p>Rank- 14/167
Competative School (Sends a few to most selective schools)</p>
<p>SAT I: 1450/2070<br>
M-750 CR-700 W-620</p>
<p>SAT II: US History-700
World History-670
Math I-730
(Math II, Bio, Lit 12/6)</p>
<p>AP Grades
Stat-4
US-4
World-4
English Language-4
Physics-3</p>
<p>Senior Classes-
AP Bio (i had a 75 for quarter 1 although im averaging a 95 for q2)
AP English Lit
AP Government
AP BC Calc
Spanish Lit</p>
<p>EC/Academics/Sports/Work/Volunteer-
Ntional Art Honor Society
Student Athletes Helping Athletes
NHS
AP Scholar w/ Distinction
All-County Cellist
Two High Level Orchestras outside of school (concertmaster in 1)
Tri-M MHS
Thespian Society
Varsity Soccer 3 Years (Im actually in contact with the NYU coach. might get recruited! =])
Travel Soccer Senior Year (Highest Level of Competition. Starter)
3rd Degree black belt in Tae Kwon Do
Work at Abercrombie Kids-around 12 hours of work a week
Tae Kwon Do Instructor
Taught Cello Lessons
Volunteered in school's service center >100 hours
U10 volunteer coach for junior senior years
Volunteered for a city council political campaign</p>
<p>travel
two international tours with my orchestra
1-Greece, bulgaria, turkey, ukraine, georgia
2-Japan, South Korea, Russia, and Hawaii
(Does traveling count for something?)
All the international concerts were benefit concerts</p>
<p>Sorry its a bit long guys. =[]
thanks a lot!</p>
<p>btw, my school’s weight system is horrible. I was one of two people in my grade that took an extra ap class junior year. basically most rigorous courseload that was available</p>
<p>just another note… nyu only wants one recomendation letter right?
b/c i got to read my ltr of rec. from my world history teacher who taught me 9-10, has a doctorate and is now the head of the social studies department. anyways she wrote in her letter that i was basically one of the most exceptional student that she ever worked with… sounds good?</p>
<p>hahah i sent in 4 recommendation letters im not too sure if they actually read all of them but oh wells! but the original question. honestly, i think stern accepts people with a strong mathematics background (from many personal experiences with sternies) and your score might be a little low. But always apply anyways because it really depends on how well you write your essays!
p.s. youre very similar to me! almost like the male counterpart (except i dont play soccer but i do taekwondo too!) and i got in so i think youll be finee :)</p>
<p>You should be fine.
Good thing Stern only looks at Math+CR.
I got rejected with almost similar stats for ED.
I had slightly lower GPA and SAT scores.
I would say Match - Low Reach.
If you applied ED you would have definitely gotten in though. :/</p>
<p>did u guys get into stern?
idk… i thought a potential hook would be that im getting recruited by nyu. won’t know for sure until after the disney tournament (12/30). only thing is that nyu is a diii school so idk if it matters seeing how i contacted a friend who plays for nyu and said his friend from the same school with grades that matched mine still got rejected after applying to stern…</p>
<p>LOL hi joe. gl hope you get in! 3 people from my school got into stern and they weren’t crazy qualified or anything.
see you at myo in a couple weeks ahaha</p>
im not too sure if they actually read all of them but oh wells! but the original question. honestly, i think stern accepts people with a strong mathematics background (from many personal experiences with sternies) and your score might be a little low. But always apply anyways because it really depends on how well you write your essays!