<p>I applied Early Decision to Brown University this fall and I'm just grossly anxious and I need to know if I'll at least get deferred. Please don't be too mean!</p>
<p>Male, Hispanic/Filipino/Greek</p>
<p>SAT - CR: 750, M - 680(ew), W - 730, combined 2160(meh)
ACT - 30(ew)
Math I - 700
Math II - 650(gross)
Physics - 620(AH!)</p>
<p>My school doesn't have grades...so I can't really give you that stat. BUT I will say that it would (hopefully) convert to a 4.0 unweighted. My reports are written in paragraph form and have always been complimentary and very good. </p>
<p>Freshman classes - Youth in Conflict: Literature, Writing the Essay, Cultural Anthropology, Foundations of Science(required science course, samples all different disciplines), Molecular Biology, Plane Euclidean Geometry, Algebra 2, Cabaret Pit Band(accordion), Spanish Intermediate II, General Music I & II.</p>
<p>Sophomore classes: Ancient & Medieval Literature, Pre Modern Civilizations(History), Spanish Advanced, International Street Art, Function Analysis(pre-calc), Trigonometric and Circular Functions, Physics of Motion, Bioethics, Teach Me: independent study in American Education through digital photography (compared my school to a nearby technical school), Lost Highway(musical, supporting role)</p>
<p>Junior classes: Cognitive Science, Chemistry, Physics of Waves, Spanish Seminar, American Literature, Politics of Race and Gender in American History, Advanced Topics in Music Theory, Analytic Geometry, Differential Calculus, Writing Intensive Thesis Lab</p>
<p>Senior classes: Intro to Quantum and Relativistic Theory, Human Biology, Guys & Dolls pit band(Assistant Musical Director and Bass), Advanced Topics in British Literature, Advanced Topics in Modern European History, Integral Calculus, Advanced Topics in Calculus, Multidimensional Analysis</p>
<p>In addition to senior classes, I'm also taking Basic Chinese pt I through Johns Hopkins' Center for Talented Youth (A average, my first grade!)</p>
<p>In school activities: Literary Magazine (co-editor), Yearbook(principle photographer), Rock & Roll Club(founder and bandleader), Scrabble Club, Jazz/Instrumental Ensemble(bandleader, guitar), Competitive Math Team(inaugural member), Photography Club, Old Time Music Group.</p>
<p>Other ECs - NYSSMA Jazz Evaluation Festival, Level 1 - 28/28, Level 4 - 26/28, All State - 97/100, Young Musicians Healing Haiti(see below for description), internship with Chief of Surgery at local hospital (spent time in his office as an assistant surgical technician, and time in the operating room as an observer), wrote for local newspaper as only Art & Music writer, was published probably 20 times, </p>
<p>Attended SPARK Program for Gifted Science Students at Brown in 7th grade, and Pre-College Program in "Putting Ideas Into Words" also at Brown in 9th grade. </p>
<p>Sports: Varsity Soccer, Varsity Basketball, Varsity Ultimate Frisbee(captain), recreational tennis & golf</p>
<p>Haiti thing: Since the earthquake in Haiti in 2010, I have been organizing benefit concerts for Haitian relief(duh). In March of 2010(concert 1), I raised $1500, March of 2011(concert 2), $900, and October of 2011(third and final high school concert), raised $4855, total of $7255. All of the proceeds have gone to a local organization with Vassar College called the Vassar Haiti Project. The money I donated is going to help rebuild the only music school in Haiti, Holy Trinity Music School in Port-au-Prince. I'm currently featured as a community member of the VHP, and in September of last year, I was honored by Vassar College and presented a check with the leader of the VHP to an executive member of Holy Trinity when a boys choir from the school came to do a concert at Vassar. </p>
<p>That's probably everything.
I feel so egomaniacal writing all of these things! I'm sorry in advance.</p>
<p>Also if you've read anything after my test scores, I applaud you!
Thank you thank you thank you!</p>