<p>Class of 2015</p>
<p>Stats:
ACT: 33 (35E, 34M, 27R, 34S, 8E)
SAT II: Math iic: 790 Physics: 760 Chemistry: 750
GPA: W:4.4/5 UW: 3.9/4 (top 10 percent of a top ten school in the state)
Extra curriculars: president/officer of four clubs, helped start two, tennis team captain, lots of volunteering, Associated Student Body, other leadership roles in school, rotary youth leadership award, state department full scholarship study abroad to china, MUN award.
Reccs: Expecting them to be really good.
Essays: Probably very good/unique
Ethnicity: Indian
Interested in Economics/Finance</p>
<p>Schools:
Dartmouth
Wharton (UPenn)
Swarthmore
Williams
Amherst
Middlebury
UCBerkeley
UCLA
Carleton
Haverford
Chicago
Cornell</p>
<p>Wanting to apply ED, but confused on which school is the best fit/chance.
-Considering Dmouth heavily and possible one of the big LACs</p>
<p>Your input is greatly appreciated!!!</p>
<p>junior and senior year course loads?</p>
<p>Looks fairly competitive, but like rOadTo3b said, we can’t really chance without seeing what kind of classes you’re taking. It’s one of the most important factors in admissions.</p>
<p>I think based on your scores and other factors, you are a very good candidate for Wharton ED (the best school for finance on your list).</p>
<p>Junior Year:
Physics AP
Chemistry AP
US History AP
Trigonometry/Pre-Calculus Honors
English Honors
Chinese 3</p>
<p>Summer: College Level Microeconomics</p>
<p>Senior Year:
Calculus BC AP
Statistics AP
Computer Science AP
English Language AP
Chinese 4 Honors
American Government (AP not offered)
TA - helping history teacher teach economics</p>
<p>Mostly all As except for a few Bs (< 2). Compared to other students in my school, I am probably in the top 5% in terms of course load. Math/Chinese/Economics have been my best subjects. Oh and my school is crazy competitive, sends about 30 to UC Berkeley/UCLA and about 35 to NU, USC, Chicago, Wash U., Duke, Ivies, Stanford, NYU, MIT, and the like. Class size is about 400, which is pretty small. Anything else??</p>
<p>Nice courseload. I think you have an average chance at about half of those schools, but Dartmouth, Wharton, Chicago, and Cornell are slight reaches. Good luck.</p>
<p>Thanks!!
Anyone else?</p>
<p>Most likely acceptances at UCLA and UC Berkeley.</p>
<p>thanks! im a california resident, so UCB and UCLA are good chances i guess.
any thoughts on dartmouth ed??</p>
<p>Of the two, UCLA is more popular but UB is less competitive (not by much though).
Dartmouth…ah… you have a decent chance of acceptance.
Do you play an instruments/have any special talents?
That would be beneficial towards all of the schools that you want to apply to.</p>
<p>thanksss
anyone else?? bump bump bump</p>
<p>Sighhh I wish I had your scores!</p>
<p>Dartmouth - good chance, ED if you are sure you’ll want to go no matter what if accepted
Wharton (UPenn) - this is tougher, but you should have shot. would be better if you had business related ECs
UCBerkeley - if in state, then in.
UCLA - same as UCB
Chicago - good essays and probably in
Cornell - ehhh i want to say maybe in</p>
<p>Dunno about LACs though.</p>
<p>Please chance back (on first pg) and don’t be “nice” :P</p>
<p>hey thanks a lot, i actually have some business related ECs, im president of our schools’ investment club and DECA club, and i also helped patent a product on the market! But my significant EC is going to china on scholarship, fun stuff. my bro is in berkeley so we’ll see, i have a feeling ill land up there haha</p>
<p>bumpity bump bump…bump bump!</p>