Chance Me for Top Schools (I CHANCE BACK!)

<p>Rising Senior from long island. Indian (south asian) looking for Biomedical Engineering</p>

<p>GPA: 3.87 unweighted (4.0 weighted)</p>

<p>SAT:2320 single sitting (750 m, 770 cr, 800 w) taking again to improve math score.</p>

<p>SAT II: 800 Math II 760 Physics 740 Bio</p>

<p>AP's: Bio, Physics, US History, World History, Language and Composition, Statistics, Computer Science</p>

<p>Senior Schedule: AP Calc BC, AP Psychology, AP Economics, AP Chemistry, and other meaningless classes</p>

<p>Awards/Honors:
Silver Medal Congressional Medal for Youth (service award given by congress)
2nd Place Long Island Science and Engineering Fair
Regional Finalist Junior Science and Humanities Symposium
Honorable Mention Brookhaven National Lab Essay Contest
Silver Medal Long Island Math Fair
Submitted Paper for Publication, should be published by time applications go out but you never know.
Rensselaer Medal ($15,000 scholarship guaranteed for all 4 years should I attend RPI)</p>

<p>Extracurriculars:
3 year varsity football starter
2 years varsity basketball
Summer research in biomedical engineering lab for 2 years doing research on graphene nanoparticles
Volunteer at Nursing home ~500 hours
Make sandwiches for soup kitchen 2 times a month
Peer tutor for SAT
Head of Tutoring Program where high school kids go tutor elementary school kids</p>

<p>Recc: Outstanding from Research teacher and Professor at lab, good one from Italian teacher</p>

<p>Work:
Teach at Kumon Math and Reading Learning Center
Worked at FONAR, MRI Company, moving MRI equipment with my football team</p>

<p>Submitting to Intel and Siemens this year, Siemens results will be in by Early Decision applications go out, Intel won't.</p>

<p>ASIDE:
Interviewer from MIT said I was "exactly the kind of kid [he] aspires to see at MIT" Exact quote, I kid you not!</p>

<p>Schools so far:
Duke, Hopkins, Berkeley, WashU, UMich, Rice as Match/Reach
Stanford, MIT Penn and Columbia as reaches
Georgia Tech, RPI, Stony Brook as saftey</p>

<p>National Merit Commended as well!</p>

<p>I think with your SAT scores and all those APs and awards, you have a really great shot at getting into your schools of choice. The rigor of your schedule is exactly what those colleges are looking for… Good luck!!</p>

<p>Chance me back please!</p>

<p>Very very solid applicant, your stats are amazing, good job! extremely likely to be accepted to all the schools you mentioned. Good luck.
Chance me back, please:
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<p>You have very competitive stats and have a decent shot at all of those schools (MIT is a higher reach if you only have a 750 math). Keep in mind that the admissions process is random, though. </p>

<p>By the way, you have to take what the interviewer said with a grain of salt. A friend of mine got a personal letter of commendation from the dean of MIT and still did not get in. But, as I said, you still have a pretty decent chance. </p>

<p>Please chance me back!
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<p>Bumppppp!!!</p>

<p>What’s your class rank/percentile? This is a crucial aspect of your application but you didn’t mention what it was. It seems odd that you would have a 4.0 weighted GPA with all those AP classes and a fairly decent UW GPA. Is there some unique form of weighting that your school uses?</p>

<p>To even be looked at, you need to be in the top 10%. To have a decent shot, it’s best to be in the top 5%. To have really good chances, you would probably need to be in the top 1-2%. These are rough statistics, but go ahead and include your rank/percentile for more ‘accurate’ chances</p>

<p>my school doesn’t rank but I am certain I am in top 10% most likely in top 3% but there is no official ranking</p>