<p>I applied to MIT, Harvey Mudd, and CalTech (among others, don't worry I have much safer schools than those three) and was wondering what my chances at gaining admission to one of the three is approximately. Thanks in advanced and I will look at your statistics if you "chance" me!</p>
<p>ACT: composite- 34 math-34 science-34 english-34 reading-33 essay-12
SAT II: math level 2- 800, chemistry-760
GPA unweighted: 3.85
APs: Vergil, Chemistry (5 on the test), AB Calc (5 on the test), BC Calc, Physics C, Biology, English
Most other courses are either honors or CIS (college in the schools)
I also did a year long organic chemistry independent study
Summer underwater research course at cornell (college level 730)- grade: A
Summer computational medicinal chemistry enrichment course at Northwestern- grade: A
Essays: Very Strong
Recommendations: Very Strong, including a letter from a research mentor from Cornell
Ethnicity: Caucasian
Gender: Male
High School: Private
Extracurriculars:
Minor research at Cornell through the underwater research course (one year)
Marine Toxicology Research through R.J.Dunlap Marine Conservation Program (one year)
Science Bowl and Math Team (one year)
Tennis (recruited for CalTech, but that's essentially meaningless. the coaches at MIT and Harvey Mudd said they can't help me in admissions) (four years)
Scientific Diver and Specialist- Full voting member of the American Academy of Underwater Sciences (four years)
Instrumental Music- college camps etc. (four years)</p>
<p>Thanks for taking the time to read and let me know your opinion of my chances!</p>