<p>please don't judge for bad spelling :) i was in a hurry </p>
<p>For Columbia, Vassar, Barnard, Claremont McKenna, Scripps, Middlebury, Berkeley</p>
<p>SAT 1: 2160 (800 W, 710 CR, 650 M)
SAT 2: 670 lit, 630 math 2</p>
<p>GPA (UNWEIGHTED 3.8)
I used to attend one of the best public instiutions in my state, but junior year i switched to a liberal, independent school that does not offer AP classes. I took all honors my freshman+soph year at public school, the highest i could go. at my new school, i take the max amount of classes (i double up on english/history each semester)</p>
<p>I portrayed myself as a writer and a philospher....I started a philisophy club at both of my schools called socrates cafe, have been a member of writer's guild/student newspaper all four years, have been selected for numerous writing conferances....selected to be poet lauriate of my school.... did a summer internship w.director of ethics playing off my interest of philosophy....have done several model UNs, got two awards, read MANY newspapers....read A LOT on my own, particularily russian literature...am very introverted/hinted in my application that i have dealt with adversity...bad depression...am white female, high income from maine....jewish....teach 3rd grade hebrew and bible studies every sunday for three hours for past 4 years....3 sport athlete (cross country, basketball, track)....have done three bike trips in different parts of the country in high school every summer since freshman year...good recommendations, good essays....</p>
<p>JUNIOR YEAR COURSE LOAD (AGAIN, MY SCHOOL ONLY OFFERS 1 LEVEL FOR EACH COURSE:
-buddhist literature, russian literature, literature of genocide, russian history, american histroy 1, american history 2, precalculus, environmental science, french 3. I got A's/A-'s in all except a B+ in french.</p>
<p>SENIOR, FIRST SEMESTER:
-Essay writing, American Literature of 19th, 18th, 17th centuries, U.S. history since 1945, marine biology, calculus, french composition....I got A's/A-'s in all of these
2nd semester: History of World War I, Democracy in Latin America, Literature of American Hubris, Calculus, French Literature, marine bio, acting I </p>