Chance me please

<p>*Citizenship: Mainland China
*Gender: F
*Born in 1992
I am going to be the first college student in my family.</p>

<p>*Financial Aid: Yes</p>

<p>*Class Size: 600 (Science Class)
*Rank: 39
*Class Size: 125 (Arts Class)
*Rank: 7
I transfered from science to arts class in my senior year. I will finish secondary school within 5 years. Do they all count as special backgrounds? </p>

<p>SAT
*Critical Reading: 650
*Math: 800
*Writing: 600 (Essay: 3+3=6)
SAT II
*Math Level 2: 800
*Chemistry: 750
*Physics: 760</p>

<p>I assume that my personal essay and recommendation are great.</p>

<p>Activities
*School anniversary in charge
*Reception student of foreign delegation
*Chinese painting
*Violin
*Make sushi
*Third place in Speech Contest
*All-round student titles
*Community service in summer (15 hours per week)</p>

<p>Other universities/colleges: Grinnell, University of Richmond, Duke, Brown</p>

<p>ehh, the first-gen will help but I don't think it'll suffice as you're an international.</p>

<p>There's lots of Chinese applicants with higher profiles, so I'd have to say Penn is quite a reach.</p>

<p>Best of luck though.</p>

<p>*and take off "makes sushi" as an extracurric</p>

<p>i hope you DID mention the sushi thing some where on your app..................Penn does look to have a well balanced class......so even something interesting like that could have its advantages</p>

<p>^It's not that "unique" o_o. I know how to make sushi and I'm Indian. It seems very trivial to list on a college application.</p>