Chance me please!

<p>I would like to know my chances for UChicago EA, Brown RD, Northwesten RD, Carleton RD, UPenn RD, and Cornell RD. </p>

<p>SAT I: 2110 (680 math, 730 CR, 700 writing)...my first go-round, will retake Nov 2
SAT II: 740 lit</p>

<p>Unweighted GPA (out of 4.0): 4.0
Weighted GPA: n/a
Rank (percentile if rank is unavailable): 1/359</p>

<p>IB: I have taken a full IB courseload and am on track to receive an IB Diploma. However, I will not have taken any tests by the time that apps are due. </p>

<p>Senior Year Course Load: Theory of Knowledge, IB Standard Level Physics, IB Higher Level 20th Century World History, IB Standard Level Spanish 5, IB Higher Level Mathematics (this is an online course which I pursued because I was ahead in math and my school does not offer a course of this level), IB Higher Level English, IB Higher Level Bio, Creative writing (2nd semester "fun" class :D)</p>

<p>Extracurriculars (years in parentheses):
-internship at mayor's office (summer before 12th - )
-15 hrs/wk over summer
-4 hrs/ wk during school year
-Partners In Health 2-week summer internship (summer before 11th)
- I reached out to this global health organization after learning that they lacked high<br>
school involvement. The allowed me to visit their Boston office to observe operations,<br>
meet with staff and college interns to learn more. Ended up co-authoring a guide that<br>
will other help high school students get involved.
-Partners In Health school club, 3-4 hrs/wk (11, 12)
- I enrich this club by connecting with college organizations, participating in PIH<br>
Engage phone calls and attending Notre Dame Globemed meetings.
-Mock Trial, 18 weeks, 10+ hrs/wk (9, 10, 11, 12)
- Have made it to state each year so far. Also, I have (in an unofficial capacity)
helped the younger teams understand the rules of evidence
-cross country running (9, 10, 11, 12)
-peer tutoring, 1-2 hrs/wk (11, 12)
-theater costumes/ sets/ misc. for a youth-run theater group and for civic theater (summer<br>
before 12th - )
-NHS</p>

<p><em>I am extremely passionate and committed to each of my activities and I hope that shows through</em></p>

<p>Leadership: co-founder/ co-president of Partners In Health club, co-organizer of school TEDx event (Currently in progress. I was one of two people to propose the idea to the school, find speakers, recruit as small team of helpers.) </p>

<p>Awards/ Honors (grades in parentheses): DAR Good Citizenship Medal (2010, at 8th grade graduation...does this count??), Most Improved Cross Country Runner (9), Mock Trial Most Effective Witness Nominee at state (11), 2nd at Mock Trial Hammond Regional (11), 5th at Mock Trial State (11), National Merit Commended Scholar (12)</p>

<p>State: IN
School Type: medium-large public, semi-urban
Income Bracket: middle-upper middle </p>

<p>Additional Info: My dad went to Brown undergrad and my 2 of my grandparents went to Northwestern. Possible legacy boost, por favor?</p>

<p>I am 99 percent sure you will get into all those schools. Being valedictorian is a huge accomplishment. Try to raise to SATs and you will be good.</p>

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<p>Jake is wrong… it’s not that easy. You have a great resume, but all of these schools are reaches for anybody. Do you have any safeties??</p>

<p>Safeties galore. IU and Loyola. Match (hopefully) Macalester. Also, I have had an interview and Carleton and Mac. Both went extremely well, from what I can tell.</p>

<p>That’s great, then! I could definitely see you getting into one of your top schools, possibly even into multiple depending on how the dice rolls.</p>

<p>Thanks!!
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<p>Personally, I believe you have a very good shot at any of those. I’ve attended several seminars and talked to reps from Chicago, Brown, and Cornell and you seem to be a good match. Valedictorian is great (especially not weighted) and you have good ECs. Hopefully raise the SAT the next go around. Class rigor is good. Good luck!</p>