<p>Applying to Lawrenceville, Exeter, Westminster, Emma Willard, Middlesex for 10th grade (I'm repeating an year)
Female
native language: spanish
grades: 94 percent average on most report cards
Nationality: Bolivian, South America
Extracurriculars: student council since 7th (vice-president now), learned french in a language institute(not offered in my school) 3 years, very involved in community during the past 2 years, worked as a translator in the Operation Room with an non-profit organization that provides surgery to children with facial deformities, worked with other charities as well, soccer JV and Varsity goalkeeper for 4 years (1 year injured. Barely any extracurriculars offered at my school
hobbies: mountain biking and swimming
Essays: I think they are quite good and compelling
recommendations: mostly great, two or three are good/average, some are very generic though,
TOEFL: 112
SSAT: 67
PSAT: not received my scores probably between 160-180
applying for FA- three of the schools offer a program for international students that promotes diversity and will play half of tuition, (Emma, L'ville, and Westminster). I am not sure how it will affect me since some of the schools have need blind admissions. I qualify for Exeter free tuition to students whose parents earn below 75k policy.</p>
<p>Forgot to write. My SSAT percentiles were quite low. If my remember correctly my total score was 2110. Most of the schools never had a Bolivan student. Exeter and Emma did but a long time ago.</p>
<p>I think you’re giving us too much information since it is unlikely that these schools have many Bolivian students with those scores and extracurriculars. </p>