chance me please!? harvard? columbia? yale? princeton?

<p>Personal Info [Edit]</p>

<p>Member Name: snolan9491
Year Entering College: 2010
Gender: Male
Ethnicity: Caucasian
State of Residence: (Private)</p>

<pre><code>Member Details
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<p>This is your profile. Academic Background</p>

<p>Class Rank: Salutatorian
Unweighted GPA: 3.95
Weighted GPA: 3.95
SAT Critical Reading: 690
SAT Math: 770
SAT Writing: 670
Combined SAT: 2130
Selectivity Index™: 852 ?</p>

<pre><code>High School Background
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<p>Peabody, MA
Public School
449 students per class year SAT II Subject Tests [Edit]</p>

<p>SAT II Biology: 670
SAT II Math I: 720
SAT II US History: 640</p>

<pre><code>AP Tests
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<p>AP Biology: 4
AP Calculus AB: Pending
AP Environmental Science: Pending
AP Psychology: Pending
AP US Government: Pending
AP US History: 3 </p>

<p>Awards & Extracurrics (Beta)
Extracurriculars
Student Council (9th, 10th, 11th, 12th, during the school year)
Type: Student Government/Politics
Member
3 hr/wk for 30 wk/yr (360 hours total)</p>

<p>Helping Committee (9th, 10th, 11th, 12th, during the school year)
Type: Community Service
President, Editor-in-Chief, or equivalent
2 hr/wk for 30 wk/yr (240 hours total)</p>

<p>Details: Plan Class Events and raise funds and put in the leg work for the events.</p>

<p>Peer Mediation (10th, 11th, 12th, during the school year)
Type: Community Service
Member
1 hr/wk for 30 wk/yr (90 hours total)</p>

<p>Math Club (11th, 12th, during the school year)
Type: Science/Math
Member
4 hr/wk for 30 wk/yr (240 hours total)</p>

<p>Class President (11th, 12th, during the school year)
Type: Student Government/Politics
President, Editor-in-Chief, or equivalent
4 hr/wk for 40 wk/yr (320 hours total)</p>

<p>Transitional Partners (11th, 12th, during the school year)
Type: Community Service
Member
1 hr/wk for 30 wk/yr (60 hours total)</p>

<p>Details: Mentor to Incoming Feshmen</p>

<p>Signs of Suicide (11th, 12th, during the school year)
Type: Community Service
Member
3 hr/wk for 10 wk/yr (60 hours total)</p>

<p>Details: Teach students the signs and symptoms of depressiona nd suicide and how to prevent it.</p>

<p>Presidential Classroom (11th, during summer)
Type: Career-Oriented
Member
60 hr/wk for 1 wk/yr (60 hours total)</p>

<p>Pep Club (12th, during the school year)
Type: School-spirit
Member
1 hr/wk for 30 wk/yr (30 hours total)</p>

<p>Athletics
Varsity Indoor Track & Field (9th, 10th, 11th, 12th)
Conference Champions
18 hr/wk for 14 wk/yr (1008 hours total)</p>

<p>Varsity Baseball (9th, 10th)
Conference Champions
20 hr/wk for 15 wk/yr (600 hours total)</p>

<p>Varsity Football (9th)
20 hr/wk for 14 wk/yr (280 hours total)</p>

<p>Jobs
Customer Sevice Rep/Clerk (10th, 11th, 12th, during summer and the school year)
20 hr/wk for 40 wk/yr (2400 hours total)</p>

<p>Awards and Honors
PVMHS Student of the Month (9th)
Level: School</p>

<p>Mathematics American Math Comp 10~ top school scorer (10th)
Level: School</p>

<p>Brown University Book Award (11th)
Level: School</p>

<p>Exceptional Honors (11th)
Level: School</p>

<p>National Council of Teachers of English-achievement in writing award (11th)
Level: School</p>

<p>Pride in Peabody Award (11th)
Level: Regional</p>

<p>Abigail Adams Scholarship (12th)
Level: Regional</p>

<p>bump********</p>

<p>I’m not trying to sound mean but no chance for all of them except columbia which is a reach.
Chance me please!</p>

<p>Yale is a far reach and so is Columbia. Your SAT scores are less than stellar and your EC’s, while consistently impressive, are not Ivy-League impressive. If you have time, do something amazing … otherwise, unless you’re legacy, you have little chance at Princeton and Harvard.</p>

<p>I love all the service, especially the Peer Mediation and Signs of Suicide. You really know how to do good. Show them that.</p>

<p>GPA unweighted is sweet, weighted not as sweet. Really crank this year and raise it above the 4.0 mark.</p>

<p>What are your recs like? Is your school known as particularly challenging? Have them emphasize any stronger aspects of the curriculum. </p>

<p>A private Kaplan tutor, while expensive, could really help you boost SAT scores. They only work with you on what you need help in and don’t waste your time. I improved my math 80 points, critical reading 60 points, and writing 20 points after working with one.</p>

<p>With all your EC’s, you should interview as much as you can to talk about what they have taught you. Stay away from any essays about football, baseball, or track, unless your approach is radically different than most sports-related essays. If you can get recruited, do so.</p>

<p>Nobody has a good chance at Ivies, and don’t let anyone tell you otherwise. Applying ED to Columbia could help a bit. </p>

<p>You got that Brown Book award. Have you applied there, especially ED? Your chances might be slightly higher there than HYP and Columbia.</p>

<p>HYP are serious reaches. Still, if it’s your dream, who’s to say you shouldn’t try. Fire those apps off, and send them soon!</p>

<p>What are you interested in? What is your prospective major? You seem pretty well-rounded, which is fine, but you want to show them that you have goals or specific things you like most to study. Use essays/interviews to show these interests. </p>

<p>You really seem to have an ironclad work ethic. Emphasize that. You work full time in customer service and yet still have time to be a varsity athlete, help suicidal/fighting people, lead your class, be well rounded academically, AND get good grades/scores. You’ve proven that you can do it all. Show them this and be assertive that you can handle anything college throws at you.</p>

<p>Best of luck. I hope this helps. Can you chance me? I’d appreciate it. The link is below. Thanks. Peace.</p>

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