<p>UW:4.0,W:4.7 26 college units from CSU University
took all honors and AP classes and California State University classes , also had to take music classes and perform in music groups
SAT:2360
1 out of 100 ,very competitive school ranked 40th in nation in 09-10
Have many Ex-curriculars,teacher recs,community service hours,great essay
National merit finalist</p>
<p>Colleges to apply to </p>
<p>Harvard
Yale
Priceton
Cornell
Columbia
Brown
Johns Hopkins
USC
UCLA
UCB
Duke
Pepperdine
Stanford
Northwestern
Dartmouth</p>
<p>Based on stats alone, it seems like that’s a good list (Pepperdine seems safety-y enough, and the rest are certainly achievable). If you have good EC’s I don’t see any reason to change your list if you like all of those schools</p>
<p>^ Ah. Then you should have a reasonable shot at all your schools. Why haven’t you listed any SAT II subject test/AP scores though? Those will factor into your admissions decision. </p>
<p>(PS - I’d prefer to be addressed by “ma’am”, seeing how I’m actually a girl… ;))</p>
<p>On second thought, I’m starting to be rather doubtful of your personal character, seeing how you just called your own brother a “dumb***”. Believe me, that is not the type of applicant top schools are looking to admit! If even a hint of that came across in any of your essays, I’d say you’d be rejected at most of the schools on your list. Sorry to be harsh as I understand that could have been a simple lapse of judgment, but it’s true. Personal qualities count for a lot in Ivy League admissions.</p>
<p>well I better not make my eassy make me seem like a very bad person.
Just because I called my brother a dumb*** doesnt mean im a bad person
Im preety sure thats what brothers do.</p>
<p>Harvard - reach
Yale - reach
Priceton - reach
Cornell - low reach (this is the only ivy i’m willing to say match for)
Columbia - reach
Brown - reach
Johns Hopkins - match
USC - high match
UCLA - high match
UCB - match
Duke - match
Pepperdine - safety
Stanford - reach
Northwestern - match
Dartmouth - reach</p>