<p> GPA: 4.08 (took pretty much all the hardest classes)
Rank: 10.3%
SAT II Math 2 C: To be taken this month
SAT II Physics: To be taken this month
ACT
English: 28 Math: 34<br>
Reading: 29 Science: 27
Composite Score: 30</p>
<p> Activities
· Symphony Orchestra: Cello (9th, 10th, 11th, 12th)
A Period of rehearsal every school day throughout the whole years
A free concert for the community every quarter
String Orchestra Cello Section Principal
Performed for Honors Recital (11th)
· Varsity Wrestling (9th, 10th, 11th, 12th)
· JV Soccer (9th, 10th)
· Hampton Nursing Home Volunteer
· Wiregrass Habitat For Humanity 2005 (a week)
· Tijuana Youth With a Mission 2006, 2007 (a week each)
· University of Illinois: Urbana Champaign Wrestling Camp 2006, 2007 (a week each)
· First Korean Presbyterian Church Youth Group member five years
· Church peer tutor program Organizer
· Senior Leadership Program (Leading freshmen/sophomore Physical Education Classes) (11th, 12th)</p>
<p>Essays should be decent if not outstanding.</p>
<p>Wrestling and orchestra activities make you an exceptional candidate for admission to Boston College. Boston College, however, is also one of the hottest colleges in the country so be sure to consider other schools as well.</p>
<p>Rather than highlighting the positives aspects, let’s reflect on the weaknesses that you have time to improve. While your ACT composite at 30 is competitive, you actually only have one raw score over 30 (Math). That might be something that you can address through another ACT testing or trump entirely with your upcoming SATs.</p>
<p>Although you are being very honest in your volunteer activities, single weeks that are clearly called out (like your Habitat experience) make the volunteerism seem spotty. You might want to describe these in more detail without the time parameters unless directly asked.</p>
<p>Last, are there any school clubs to discuss in more detail?</p>
<p>Again, these are really picky points - but you still have some time to augment your resume! Good luck.</p>