<p>Schools:
Wharton (ED)
Yale
Harvard
Brown
Georgetown
UVA
UC Berkeley
NYU
BC
Lehigh</p>
<p>Demographics: Asian male, upper-middle class, from Northern NJ</p>
<p>School: extremely competitive boarding school
GPA: 88-89 (92 is highest). School does not rank.</p>
<p>12th grade classes:
AP Calculus AB
AP Stats
English IV
Spanish IV
Honors Economics
Chorus II: Advanced</p>
<p>SATs:
700 (CR), 720 (Math), 710 (Writing) << will retake in October, and expect to do much better
740 Math 2
770 Chinese w/ Listening
720 Biology E</p>
<p>EC's:
Editor-in-Chief of school newspaper (first Asian editor-in-chief in school history)
Founder and president of China Care Club (we raise money for Chinese abandoned children and their families)
Head of all-male a Capella group
Three terms of after-school community service during freshman, sophomore, and junior years (around 150 hrs in total, I would estimate)
Violin (Western Mass. district orchestra)
Piano (8th grade certification from Associated Board of the Royal Schools of Music)</p>
<p>Other stuff:
I am certified to attend college in China because of test that was developed by a board of Chinese universities called the HSK (essentially the Chinese Proficiency Exam)
Was a Purchasing Dept. Intern for a company this July-August</p>
<p>your SAT scores are not as high as the should be. Especially for a middle class Asian from NJ who attends an Elite Boarding School. </p>
<p>Wharton (ED) REJECT
Yale REACH, UNLIKELY
Harvard REACH, UNLIKELY
Brown REACH
Georgetown LOW REACH
UVA HIGH MATCH (OOS)
UC Berkeley REACH, UNLIKELY (OOS)
NYU MATCH
BC IN
Lehigh IN</p>
<p>well, i did much better on my PSATs (77/80 on CR, 80 on Math), and I'm expecting performance similar to that on my October SAT... do you think that would help</p>
<p>Well, I'm guessing your rank is quite high because the valedictorian has a 92 GPA and you have a 88/89 GPA (or your scale could be 0.1 of a point makes a huge difference, I don't know).</p>
<p>Bleh. Elite prep schools are way different from 'normal' public and private high schools.</p>
<p>yeah, unfortunately, a lot of students fall into the same range I'm in. the grades are definitely not evenly distributed. (it's a class of around 180 students)</p>