<p>First, a quick question. When will Early Action applicants be notified?
Okay, I'm a 16-year old senior with a 35 ACT score and a 2190 SAT score. I have completed 2 AP classes, World History and English Language, and am enrolled in 5 for senior year. To elaborate, the reason I haven't taken more so far is because most of the AP classes offered up until junior year did not interest me-the ones I wanted were only available junior/senior year. I got a 4 on both exams. Although I didn't take the class, I took AP Psychology and earned a 5. I intend to take all 5 tests this year plus one I intend to self-study. I'm unsure which at this point. I admit I am very low on extracurriculars, or in any case formal ones. I have been self- taught on piano since 9th grade, so I do that. 11th grade and this year I volunteer at food banks. And this year I volunteer at Operation Kindness every weekend. The reason I'm low is because unfortunately for me, nearly all of my interests are academic. I study a lot of subjects that aren't covered in school. I'm a language geek and love to study them. I also enjoy theoretical physics. I spend most of my free time memorizing poetry, stories, writing them, coming up with ideas for new schools and restaurants and board games, doing abstract art. Some of the subjects which I have been or am currently self-teaching include differential calculus, linear algebra, SEE, Italian, Teeline... Some awards I've won include a district award of excellence in the Reflections program 10th grade, and school award of merit 11th grade. 11th grade I joined the Latin Honor Society. I won Magna Cum Laude on 9th grade National Latin Exam, Maxima cum Laude 10th, and Summa Cum Laude 11th.I'm an AP scholar, NHRP scholar, National Merit Semifinalist. I have a 97.04 GPA( I think it's weighted!) and a 4.7 weighted on the 5.0 scale. I intend to take the Biology M exam and the SAT Math II, and I'm applying Early Action.</p>
<p>Perfect, you’re in</p>
<p>The website says by December 15. Last year it was before Thanksgiving, but with the new system they are using, I suspect it will be closer to their stated 12/15 than last year’s very early notification.</p>