Chance me for top schools: the Ivies!!!!

Chance Me / Match Me!
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<p>Johns Hopkins ED, the ivies, MIT, UCLA and Berkeley, and Georgetown. Thanks!
I'm not terribly smart as my friends think, I just work hard. I don't exaggerate ECs either.</p>

<p>Race: Asian (Sri Lankan)</p>

<p>GPA:unweighted 3.953, weighted 4.76, this year it's a 5.0
AP's:Chemistry, Eng. Language, U.S. History, Calculus AB, Psychology, Statistics, Government, microeconomics, macroeconomics, Calculus BC, and Eng. Literature</p>

<p>Dual Enroll: Biological Science 1010 with Lab</p>

<p>SAT: I worked so hard for this score lol. I got a 1900 the first time.
Writing:670
Critical reading:660
Math:770
Total:2100 </p>

<p>Bio M and Math II subject tests:750s </p>

<p>Intended undergraduate: Public Health and Philosophy with premed. (will vary with college.</p>

<p>Extracurriculars:
Emergency Room Hospital volunteering: 154 hours+
Varsity Wrestling 11th and 12th grade
Science Team Captain for 3 years (closed last year)
A-Team (3 years) Youngest student to ever make it on.
NHS (4 yrs.)
Bariatric surgeon and Gastroenterologist shadowing (about 100 hours)(got 2 recs)
Pepband (3 years)
Portfolio artist group
Church Youth Group </p>

<p>Awards:
Valedictorian (only 70 kids)
High school Artist of the Year
Best of Band
Epidemiology Case 1st place (300 kids participated)
Statewide A-Team Brain Bowl 3rd place (27 teams)
Highest A-all my AP classes except chemistry.
FAACS Polychromatic Drawing: Superior
Science Fair 1st place-microbiology category</p>

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<p>Your SAT is a bit low in my opinion, but then again, test scores only affect one so much in the end.
Try to get more deeply involved in your extracurriculars or just try to express your high level of commitment in each through your app. </p>

<p>I would say the following chances:
Johns Hopkins ED-low reach
the ivies-high reach
MIT-high reach
UCLA-high match
Berkeley-low reach
Georgetown-low reach</p>

<p>Once again, these are TOTALLY my personal opinions and remember that this is College Confidential, displaying the higher range of applicants.
Your stats are great overall, and I think the only possible areas they would critique are standardized test scores and involvement in ECs. Just have great recs and essays and you should be good!</p>

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<p>my recs are absolutely amazing. My guidance counselor literally wrote me a page about how I am really smart and ambitious. Most ECs i started in 10th grade, so 3 years means 10-12. Also, I switched schools senior year to do AP because my school only offered 2 for seniors.</p>