<p>Hey, just wanting to know what sort of a chance I have. I'm planning to apply regardless, but this should give me a rough idea of how I stack up. Thanks in advance. :)</p>
<p>Gender: Male
Race: Latino (Brazilian; U.S. permanent resident)
GPA: UW: 3.84, W: 4.43
Rank: top 3%
SAT: 2150 (CR: 780 M: 680 W: 690)
PSAT: 210
SAT II: Math 2: 700, Chemistry: 690
ACT: 34 (Math: 29, English: 35, Reading: 36, Science: 36, Writing: 10)
Coursework: I'm taking full IB courses, and have taken all IB/AP courses since Freshman year, with the exception of Hon. Physics in 9th grade and Hon. Econ/Govt. in 10th.</p>
<p>APs:
Calculus AB: 3
Psychology: 3
US History: 4
Eng. Literature: 5</p>
<p>ECs:
Future Business Leaders of America (President & Founder, went to state competition)
Stock trading (independent, with fairly high profits over two years, I don't count this as work experience because it is a simulated account and I do not have the real money to invest)
Writing (independent, I write poems and short stories, with a novel currently on the way)
Literary Magazine (Editing Committee chairman for two years)
Honor Council (member + liaison between the club and the school administration)
Cross-Country team (JV member for two years)</p>
<p>Work Experience:
Worked for my parents' business throughout all of high school</p>
<p>Awards:
IB 'high honors with distinction' award given out at my school to a few students
National Hispanic Recognition Program Scholar
Selected for the regional Youth Leadership Program (run by the city Chamber of Commerce)
AP Scholar Award
National Merit Commended Scholar
First student selected for the city newspaper's 'Student Spotlight' articles</p>
<p>Letters of Recommendation: Very good letters by my teachers, probably a fairly good one by my guidance counselor</p>
<p>Essays: My Common App essay has been regarded extremely highly by everyone who has read it. Grammar and vocab are top-notch. It's about how this novel has influenced my choice of career and brought about a desire to live in the city. </p>
<p>Other:
~$50,000 family income
Speak Portuguese fluently
First gen college student in the US (parents went to college in Brazil)</p>