<p>Hi there!</p>
<p>I'm an Asian male (groan) from a top public school in Ohio. I applied SCEA for Stanford and I just would like to gauge my chances. I'm non-legacy, so will that hurt me being a SCEA applicant?</p>
<p>Basics:
4.0 UW GPA
4.5 Weighted GPA
Straight A's, pretty much all classes AP or honors. Definitely strongest course load school offers.
Class Rank: Top 3-5, but school only releases percentages, so top 10%
ACT: 36 Overall, 35 English, 36 Math, 36 Science, 36 Reading, 11 Essay
SAT II: 800 on Math 2, Bio M, Chem, and Physics
AP: 5s on Bio, Chem, Phys B, MicroEcon, MacroEcon, Calc BC, Eng Lang, US Hist, Stats. 9 total 5s.
National AP Scholar
National Merit Semi-Finalist</p>
<p>Extracurriculars:
-National Science Olympiad champion team and individual (gold medal yay). And state and regional obviously...
-Speech and Debate state and national qualifier. State semifinalist. Leadership position as well
-Mock Trial president, some local, regional, and state recognition. Not too much
-Future Problem Solving: 1st, 4th, and 5th place in various events at International competition
-Some JV soccer/cross country (9th/10th grade=lame)
-Piano for 8 years. Got a minor scholarship a few years ago
-A very selective, leadership program for high school juniors.</p>
<p>Work:
-Selective, paid internship at Cleveland Clinic. Pretty well known internship</p>
<p>Volunteer:
-NHS tutoring
-Cleveland Clinic volunteer for a summer
-Algebra teaching assistant for middle schoolers</p>
<p>Essays/Rec Letters:
I think I have quirky essays that show my passion. I don't think they're ridiculously amazing, but they're definitely pretty decent seeing as how I spent a good chunk of time on them.
Counselor rec letter is amazing, one really good teacher rec, another pretty good teacher rec.</p>
<p>I know Stanford is a crapshoot, but if you guys could give me some feedback (I already applied early to Stanford), that would be greatly appreciated!!!</p>