<p>CHANCE ME:
EMORY ED
TULANE EA
NORTHEASTERN EA
UMIAMI EA
BOSTON U RD
NYU RD
SYRACUSE RD
UCONN RD</p>
<p>Background info: MUST READ:
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[li] I am currently in contact with the Track coach at Emory and we speak back and forth a lot. I’m not officially being recruited, but he wants me. Not sure how much pull D3 coaches have. I am also in close contact with the coach at Tulane, he wants me as well.</p>[/li]
<p>[li] I just got surgery on my back on August 9th. I had a herniated disc the ENTIRE year, and it drastically affected my life, from depression, to insomnia, to 20 full school days missed from not being able to walk or sit at times. (20 school days is an entire month missed…to put it in perspective). </p>[/li]
<p>[li] I really wanted to make a comeback after my sophomore year, and while my grades did improve, they didn't improve as much as I wanted them to because of my time constraints, obviously. And considering I didn't get my operation done in the school year so I could still compete in the spring, most of my time was centered around just being able to sleep and walk without a considerable amount of pain. If I didn't compete this spring I wouldn't be able to compete in college, so I kind of had to sacrifice a lot of my life just for that. So, I will have a bunch more time to focus on my grades as opposed to the last year.[/li][/ul]</p>
<p>Academic:
Intended Major: Premed/Bio
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[<em>]Weighted GPA: 3.8
[</em>] Bio SAT II: 720 (Freshman year)
[<em>] PSAT: 207
[</em>] ACT: 32 (32 english/ 29 math/ 32 reading/ 33 science) 10 on essay
[/ul]</p>
<p>EC's:
Sports:
[ul]
[<em>] Track and Field (Varsity 2 years): 9,11,12
[</em>] Winter Track: 9
[<em>] Cross country: 10
[</em>] wrestling: 10
[/ul]</p>
<p>Clubs/Activities:
–Leadership Roles:
[ul]
[<em>] Mobile Apps Development: 10, 11, 12 (President 11 and 12)
[</em>] Future Doctors of America (Co-Founder/Co-President): 12 (We help students learn more about the medical field, gather volunteer/internship opportunities, work together with the school's red cross club for fundraisers and the 5k, and bring in guest speakers to help educate everyone about the lifestyle of being a doctor)
-Helped organize our school’s first and second 5k. Raised $8,000 total towards the red cross.
[<em>] All School Musical: 10, 11, 12 (House manger this year)
[</em>] Student Senate (Delegate): 12
[/ul]
-Non leadership
[ul]
[<em>] GSA: 9,10,11,12
[</em>] Japan Club: 9,10
[<em>] Biology Science League: 9
[</em>] Art Club: 9
[li] Portfolio Club: 10[/li][/ul]</p>
<p>Honors/Awards:
[ul]
[<em>] Awarded 2nd Place at the NJIT Dean's Design Competition in 2012.
[</em>] Full Scholarship to NJIT’s Summer Architecture Program 2012
[<em>] National Honor Society
[</em>] National Merit Scholarship Commendation
[li] Honor Roll 9, 11, 12 grades[/li][/ul]</p>
<p>Out of school activities:
[ul]
[<em>] Intern at St. Vincent's Hospital Westchester, 300 hours
[</em>] 120+ Hours spent in the Art Studio during my junior year @ Cooper Art Academy
[<em>] Created/own/run a fitness forum with 140+ members (and growing! @ Fitlit.boards.net). I took an initiative after a forum I was a member on was forced to shut down, so I formed my own community so people can still be able to get feedback about their decisions, training, etc.
[</em>] Run a youtube channel, with 12,000+ total views, with videos of my training and advice for other people going through with a similar injury. (youtube.com/thebigtortuga).
[<em>] Spend 10-14 hours a week during the school year babysitting my younger brother (does this count?)
[</em>] Have been playing guitar for 8 years
[<em>] Japanese student exchange program member 2012
[</em>] Speak, read, and write Russian fluently.
[li] Speak, read, and write Japanese proficiently.[/li][/ul]</p>
<p>Letters of recommendation:
Pretty good/awesome in some cases</p>
<p>Essays:
I'm quite a good writer, they are going to be pretty sick. No worry about that. </p>
<p>Nearly All honors classes through high school except math (but I was still one year ahead) and no english honors Junior year. Basically had straight B+’s, this year shows a big comeback.</p>
<p>Senior Schedule + grades:
AP Biology: A
AP Statistics: A
AP Studio Art: A
Calculus: A-
Humanities: A-
(Second Semester) Personal financial literacy: A</p>