Chance Me!!!!

<p>Hey guys-yall know the drill</p>

<p>Chances at: Harvard, Yale, Princeton, Wharton, Stanford, MIT-not gonna apply at all of these, just making a list for right now</p>

<p>personal: Indian male-moved at the age of 7, middle-class family, large public competitive high school-
it was ranked in the top 750 by newsweek, if it matters any
I'm thinking of majoring in engineering and take some business courses on the side
Live in Texas
I'm not a permanent resident or U.S. citizen-still have Indian citizenship. </p>

<p>academics: ranked 14/606 4.3 gpa/3.5-3.6 unweighed
0 AP Soph (Only 1 offered), 2 AP classes Junior, 5 AP classes Senior Year
SAT- 2240 M-780/R-740/W-720
SAT 2's-taking in October, pretty sure I can get 3 750+
PSAT-225-def got national merit for Texas</p>

<p>EC: Cross Country & Track JV since freshman year
Taekwondo Black Belt- 4 year of time
Boys & Girls Club Advisory Commmitte (helped create one in city)
First National Bank Junior Board of Directors
Junior Leadership of Brazos Valley County
Student Council member at large since freshman year
Robotics Club-4 years-we were ranked in top 15 of state for past three years
NHS-2 years- you can only join your junior year
350 volunteering hours at habitat for humanity where i worked construction
I can speak 5 languages if that matters/helps any</p>

<p>I can't start to work until September because that's when I get my work authorization. </p>

<p>1 great essay, 1 good essay
decent to good recs-the usual good student stuff</p>

<p>about 5 people out of our top 10 people got into ivies last year</p>

<p>Well... thanks for your time.</p>

<p>Your unweighted GPA is a little disconcerting. In addition, though your standardized test scores are a pretty good match for any one of these schools, your ECs I'm afraid are not quite there yet. But you still have a chance depending on whether they feel you are a good addition to their next freshman class.</p>

<p>ummm I kinda disagree with Davie.....
His EC are top-notch; I've participated in more but I'm sure there are students who got into the ivys with less EC</p>

<p>&& umm according to un weighted average....3.5-3.6 is alright 2 me.....not dat i would ever settle 4 dat but still.</p>

<p>at our school the grading system is such that 91=3.1, 92=3.2, 93=3.3, etc
its not A=4.0, B=3.0, etc</p>

<p>i have all A's on my transcript</p>

<p>does anyone have some helpful advice to increase my chances?</p>