Chance me please!

Chance Me / Match Me!
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<p>Someone please just give me some feedback, I would really appreciate it. </p>

<p>ACT 33
GPA 3.9
AP : World (5), US Hist. (5), AP LIT (?), Physics C Mech/EM (?),Chem (?), Econ
micro/macro(?), and stats (?)
SAT: 2140
SAT II: US (710), Chem(?), Math 2 (?), Physics (?), Lit (?)</p>

<p>Extra Curricular (leadership/awards) : </p>

<p>DECA (president for chapter of about 200 students, 3rd State 2012, 1st State, 2013,<br>
International qualifer x2, international award of excellence x2)</p>

<p>Bluehand LLC (CEO/Co Founder of a DJ Business that earns around 10,000 per year)</p>

<p>Key Club ( secretary, vice president ofover 200 students, relay for life captain)</p>

<p>NHS (hopefully officer position next year)</p>

<p>Academic Science Superbowl ( team first place regionals)</p>

<p>NFL Debate( hopefully debate captain next year)</p>

<p>Spanish Club</p>

<p>Mayoral Campaign (assistant to the treasurer)</p>

<p>Study Abroad ( IUHPFL seven weeks in Spain, had to apply for admittance which included<br>
testing and interviews)
Alpha Mentor( Senior year I will be interning in an investment firm)</p>

<p>Senior Schedule: AP bio, AP lang/comp, AP calc, AP Spanish, AP psych, AP gov, and health.</p>

<p>Dartmouth (grandfather attended school here)
Stanford (brother is a sophomore)
U Chicago
MIT
Cornell
U Penn
Northwestern
Vanderbilt
Harvard
Colombia
Indiana University ( chances of scholarship)</p>

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<p>Dartmouth (grandfather attended school here)-decent
Stanford (brother is a sophomore)-legacy doesn’t apply here. Scores are not high enough
U Chicago-slim.
MIT-slim
Cornell-decent
U Penn-slim
Northwestern-decent
Vanderbilt-decent
Harvard-slim
Colombia-slim
Indiana University ( chances of scholarship)-good. No one can chance a scholarship. It’s based so much on your scholarship application’s quality. Your grades should be fine to get you the scholarship. </p>

<p>The reason I put slim for some of the schools is mainly based on your tests scores. Contrary to popular belief, test scores are still quite important to gaining entrance to elite universities. Your good but not stellar SAT/ACT scores may not get you into a lot of the Ivy league schools. Also you lack SAT II tests, which are also important. Other than that, you have a good list of extracurricular activities. I think that will jive well with Dartmouth (legacy), Vanderbilt, and Northwestern. </p>

<p>All in all, it’s pretty difficult to tell exactly how things will turn out. So please take my reply with some reservation. Good luck!</p>

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<p>Thanks for the response!
I definitely agree that standardized test scores are incredibly important because its one of the few means of comparing students directly as far as academic ability, I am planning on retaking my ACT come June, do you think a 34-35 would give me a better chance of admittance?</p>