<p>Be harsh, honest, or generous. Anything.</p>
<p>PSAT: 216
SAT: 2390 (800M,800CR,790W)
SAT II: 800 Bio M, 770 WH, (going to take SAT II Chem in December, most likely going to be 750+)
AP: WH (5), Chem 5), USH, Senior Year: Physics C, Calc BC, Lit and Comp, Studio Art (I'm creating a portfolio atm)
GPA (unweighted): 3.95 (Freshman: 4.0 Sophomore 3.85 [transferred schools from preppy private to public because of financial issues] Junior: 4.0)</p>
<p>My courses were the most rigorous available. I wanted to take courses a year above, but the administration didn't let me. I go to a pressure cooker prep school on the East Coast, where the average SAT I score is 1950 in a school of over 2000. Over 10% matriculates to ivies.
I've done four years of Chinese in school and honors chorus.</p>
<p>Awards: State finalist in a history essay competition
Member of best newspaper staff in state
Silver key for Scholastic Art and Writing
Honor roll</p>
<p>Potential majors: Astro physics, theoretical physics, biomed, biochem, biotech, psychiatry
Minors: Theater, writing, art</p>
<p>I hope to achieve either a Ph.D or M.D. one day</p>
<p>ECs (not very impressive):
Co-founder of the ESL club (helping internationals in school)
Newspaper staff since 7th grade
JV tennis and XC
NHS
School musicals (not a lead)
Farming to feed the poor (all four years, helps me stay sane :D)
Community service: at least 50 hours
Internship at a children's hospital over the summer</p>
<p>Hooks: Both parents graduated from Harvard. One parent is part of an Ivy's faculty.
Ethnicity: Asian-am
Gender: Male (trans)
Class ranking: School doesn't have any, to lessen stress. I was roughly around top three in most of my classes.
Income Bracket: Upper middle class.
Location: MA</p>
<p>Schools aiming for: HYPMS, UC Berk, Pomona, Swarthmore, Williams, Tufts, Brown (hoping for dual degree with RISD if I make it), Cornell, Colombia, Amherst, UCLA (family goes here, lotsa donations from an uncle), Georgetown (same as UCLA), Northwestern, uToronto, John Hopkins, Northeastern, Boston College, Reed </p>