<p>These are my colleges: Tufts, Brown, Harvard, Northeastern, Boston College, Boston University, Umass Amherst, MCPHS</p>
<p>SAT score: 2290 (one time)
-math: 730
-writing: 790
-reading: 770
SAT subject tests:
-bio 730
-math II 730
-US history 740</p>
<p>GPA: 4.0 (unweighted), 4.78 (weighted)
Class rank: 1/118 (I go to a really small suburban school)
Senior Year Courseload: AP Calculus AB, AP Spanish, AP Statistics , AP Literature, Honors physics, Honors wind ensemble, gym</p>
<p>AP scores: US history (5), AP Language (4), AP Biology (4)
I've taken all honors and AP classes throughout high school. My school's really small so I've taken/am taking all of the AP courses.</p>
<p>Clubs:
Newspaper (9-12): member, literary column founder
Literature club: (9-12)
NHS (11-12): Secretary
Concert/Pep band (9-12): oboe player
Garden Club (9-12)
Church choir (9-12): alto/soloist
Quiz team (12)
musical theater troupe (10-12): backstage
dance club (11-12)</p>
<p>Community Service: +150 hours
-volunteering at hospital over summer, senior center, food pantry, band gigs, math tutoring</p>
<p>Awards:
Harvard book award (11)
AP Scholar award (11)
MCAS award (11)
Euclid award (9)
Fibonacci award (9)
English award (9)
AP English award (11)
Band award (10)
(These are all awards within my school, unfortunately)</p>
<p>Essays:
Common app: Excellent (I have a really unusual topic that I'm positive no-one has written about. It's really personal and my AP Language teacher said it almost made him cry. But don't worry, it's not meant to be a pity-story, but rather about how I used to be embarrassed about my family situation but I'm not anymore).
Supplements: Pretty good.</p>
<p>Recommendations:
Guidance counselor:I'm pretty sure it's a good one. I have the highest GPA my school has ever had and I've taken all the highest-level classes possible.
Teacher recs: AP Bio teacher (Got perfect score in that class) and AP Language (teacher thinks I'm an awesome writer so it should be good)</p>
<p>Location: Rhode Island</p>
<p>Note: My dream schools are Tufts and Brown. I honestly don't know about Harvard. I'm scared it's way too much of a reach for me (due to my SAT score and extra-curriculars). I also didn't like Harvard as much when I visited (people were really rude when I asked for directions and people were so much friendlier at Brown). </p>
<p>If you could chance me, that would be great! Be honest please, I'm not optimistic anyways so don't worry about hurting my feelings. Thank you so much!</p>