<p>Ethnicity: Asian
Gender: Female
GPA: 91 W (drastic upward increase trend) / My school does not calculate un-weighted average so I calculated it myself and it came out to be around 88
SAT: superscore 2150 (710 R, 740M, 700 W) (went from PSAT1100 in sophomore year to PSAT 1520 in junior year and finally to 2150)
Rank: I don’t know
AP: US HISTORY (5)
My school does not have honors classes. Every grade that is 90 or higher is considered honor
Currently taking: AP Lit, AP Environmental Sc, AP Statistics, Math TA (my school offers that as a class)</p>
<p>EC:
Work Experience:
Teacher Assistant at an after school
SAT Tutor</p>
<p>Secretary of Chinese Club (9,10,11,12) – directed an annual cultural event in my school
Member of Smiles for Miles (12) – participated in bakes sales, cooked Chinese food to sell in school, and donated the money to charity. </p>
<p>Volunteer:
Librarian Assistant at my High School about 100 hrs.
Teacher Assistant at an elementary school 180 hrs
Teacher Assistant at another elementary school 120 hrs
New York Philharmonic, Lincoln Center 10hrs
Chemistry Tutor
Math TA </p>
<p>Essays: I wrote about the relationship between my father and I, and how our bitter relationship had affected my grades in 9-10 grades </p>
<p>Recommendations: I asked my AP US History Teacher for one and my chemistry teacher. I think both of them are excellent because my chemistry teacher told me if his recommendation did not get me in, he doesn’t know what will. My AP US History Teacher said he wants my essay to be great (something like that, I totally forgot lol) </p>
<p>Hook: 1st generation to go to college; immigrant (I don’t know if that counts lol) </p>
<p>Btw: I only took 2 years of foreign language and it's not my fault. I took French for one year and Chinese for another. My school refused to give me another year of Chinese class even thought I requested it for two years.
I also have 65 for Trig, many 65 for Gym, and a few 70s ):</p>
<p>Chance me for:
NYU ED
Binghamton
Stony Brook Honors College and WISE
Northeastern
University at Buffalo
University at Albany</p>