<p>I am a very bright intellectual student in a VERY rigorous private international korean high school. I am also considered an in-state in NJ.</p>
<p>9th grade GPA: 3.8
10th grade GPA: 3.1 (I transferred to Korea that year and had hard time adjusting to the competitiveness of the students in my school)
11th grade GPA: 3.7 [Weighted: 3.98]
12th grade GPA 1st semester most likely: 4.0 [Weighted: 4.27]
Grading Scale: ~~Korea is RIGGED I say. My school doesn't want me to go to college -.-~~
100-99 A+
98-96 A
94-95 A-
93-91 B+
90-89 B
...and so on (somehow, 65 is F -.- even with this rigged grading scale)
Living in korea, the workloads are also A LOT MORE INTENSE. First year, I had hard time adjusting and also, many of my subject teachers gave me 0 on my hw because I used 2 different names in progress report :l</p>
<p>12th grade class I'm taking: (Some of these classes I am the only one of two students)
Linear Algebra
Discrete Mathematics
AP Calculus BC
AP Physics AB
Drawing and Painting
Comparative Government and Economics
British Literature
Philosophy
ACT: Hoping around 35-36 [Most likely 36]
SAT2: Math2c 800 Bio 800 Chem 800 Physics 800
Courseload: (0 honors -not offered-, 1 AP (excluding senior year))
Rank: School does not rank or send in rank.</p>
<p>ECS:
1. Going to keep it simple. Basically top 1 in science and math during my grade 6 to 9 in my old public high school in NJ. (around 150 students each grade. Public school within top 180)
2. Not really a lot in 10-12 except
2nd place in MAT competition (School Bowl)
1st place in Regional Olympiad Engineering Tournament
3. Creator of a website during grade 7 to 9 which had over 500+ members to aid them with technical issues.
4. Really good at computer coding...like legit, programming genius :l</p>
<p>Majoring mathematics. Job wanting: Math professor
As you can see, I am not really dumb. However my international school does not recalculate its GPA to include freshmen. So currently, my UW GPA of 10th and 11th look REALLY bad.
Current GPA Shown: 3.48</p>
<p>Chance at UT Austin and Georgia Tech?
(I am mad UT Austin does not look at SAT2. I worked so hard for it)</p>
<p>Almost all my friends are applying (around 30 out of 80) MIT, Harvard, Yales, etc. and I don't want to be rude but these students barely took even AP Calc. None of them seem to be as gifted as me and yet I feel it is really unfair that my reward for taking rigorous classes is going to a non-ivy school with RISK.
I also ask if possible about the possibility of scholarship in instate Rutgers mathematics
and
if I have a good chance at Michigan Ann Arbor in either undecided or mathematics.</p>
<p>If you have any great schools to recommend me with my stats, I would be very happy to know. I also value college brand name. Money is not an issue. Thank you and please read through all. My gpa might be 3.4 currently overall but I CLEARLY think I am more than that.</p>