Chance me ^^

<p>In-state: Washington
Korean girl
GPA: 4.0 UW
Class rank: 1/92 (90 something.. forgot..) <small private school
AP/Honors: Honors English 3 years, AP US History (3), currently taking AP Biology and AP Calculus, receiving concurrent (college in high school) credit for English and Chemistry currently
[There are not many AP classes.. I'm taking all the AP classes except for AP German]
SAT: 1990 (CR: 670, Math: 650, Writing: 670)
Sat II: Korean 770 (not native)</p>

<p>EC's:
Tennis - 3 years: 1 year JV, varsity for 2 years (MVP last year, Nisqually League Academic Champion)
Medical Explorers Club- 1 year (currently)
Student Tutoring (job offered at school)
FBLA- 3 years (secretary, VP, President)
NHS- 2 years (president this year)
Yearbook- 1 year
Nurse Camp- summer 2009</p>

<p>-Community Service: around 200 hours (hospital, Korean school, etc)
-First in family to go to college
-A lot of awards for academics, sports, character</p>

<p>Please Chance me:</p>

<p>University of Washington (Honors)
Seattle Pacific University
Pacific Lutheran University
Washington University in St. Louis</p>

<p>All in except WashU (low test scores)</p>

<p>Thanks… bump</p>

<p>I’m really wanting UW Honors…</p>

<p>Honors is a crapshoot; they’ll either like your essays or they wont.</p>

<p>I got rejected from Honors with a very high GPA and 2200+ SAT. On the flip side, I know kids with sub2000 SATs and unexceptional GPAs who got Honors.</p>

<p>Oh man… is there anything else I should work on to get into honors?
Any tips??</p>

<p>Also, I want to do Pre-med… any tips for that? Because I want to become either a cardiologist or cardiothoracic surgeon.</p>

<p>bump~~~ bump bump^^</p>

<p>Honors looks for interdisciplinary focused students. That means you take 2 fields and ‘combine’ them (ie. english and premed, computer science and premed). Honors core is nice for the first year or two, especially for networking. You really should concentrate on getting into departmental honors (what REALLY counts) in your major field though.</p>

<p>Yes, I personally would only want departmental honors</p>

<p>What is departmental honors??</p>

<p>And, can anyone else chance me??</p>

<p>This link explains departmental honors vs honors
[UW</a> Honors - College vs. Departmental Honors](<a href=“The Honors Curriculum | University of Washington Honors Program”>The Honors Curriculum | University of Washington Honors Program)</p>