chance mee and i'll chance you back! :)

<p>I'm a Hispanic Female, I live in Maryland and I go to a Newsweek Top 100 school. I will be applying for financial aid but I probably won't qualify.</p>

<p>Stats:
ACT: 30, retaking in December, I'm going to study like crazy. I'm shooting for a 32+
GPA: 3.87 UW, 4.4 W
County does not rank
SATs: did not take
SAT IIs: Math II- 680, Spanish- 780
APs: Only juniors and seniors can take APs, with the exception of AP Gov't, which I took in 10th grade. Gov't: 4, Spanish Lang: 5, Bio, Psych, AB Calc, Spanish Lit</p>

<p>Extra Curriculars: (this is copy/pasted from my resume)
Student Government Executive Board 2007-2009
Led planning of school events: Yard & Chrysanthemum Sale, Pep Rallies, Spirit Weeks, Homecoming, Mr. Churchill, Carnival, The Pound.
Positions: SGA Secretary 2008-2009
Co-Head of [school male beauty pageant] 2007-2009
Head of The Pound: Design 2007-2008
Head of Yard & Chrysanthemum Sale 2007-2008
Head of Leukemia & Lymphoma High School Challenge 2008-2009
Coins for Cows Club 2007-2009
Co-founded club in junior year. Leads efforts to raise $5,000 a year to buy a Gift Ark from Heifer International for villages in developing countries.
Position: Treasurer 2008-2009<br>
Responsible for keeping record of club’s expenses and coordinating fund raisers. Led several Donut Sales and carwashes in efforts to assist club in purchasing its second Gift Ark for a developing village.
Student Ambassador 2008-2009
Led incoming freshmen in orientation activities, making them feeling welcome in their new school. Led school tours and information sessions for prospective students and their parents. Represented Churchill at various county-wide school events.<br>
Shady Grove Adventist Hospital: Oncology Volunteer 2006-<br>
Over 200 hours logged as an oncology volunteer. Assisted nurses and patients while building people skills. Performed secretarial duties at front desk as well as basic medical duties with patients.
Summer At Norwood 2006-<br>
Position: Junior Day Counselor
Responsible for group of 15 3-5 year olds for 3 sessions of 3 weeks each summer, leading the children in language enrichment, math skills, spelling skills, and English language skills through creation of games and activities that were taught to the children daily.<br>
American Red Cross County Youth Task Force & School Club 2005-2009
Assisted in planning of fundraisers for Youth Task Force to donate to local Red Cross. Events include: 3 Restaurant Nights, and Basketball tournament that raised $6,000 for disaster relief. Assisted in planning of fundraisers for school’s club, so school club could join Youth Task Force’s efforts to increase awareness and fundraise for local Red Cross.
Position: School Club Coordinator 2007-2009
Responsible for keeping track of school clubs, making sure that each was logging correct hours and donating enough funds to keep Youth Task Force and each school club running.
Environmental Club 2005-2009
Club responsible for school recycling and reducing school’s environmental footprint.
Position: Vice President 2008-2009
Led advocating for school to buy energy-saving light bulbs, assisted in replacement. Led advocating of buying of separate recycling bins for bottles and paper. Coordinated with science teacher and GM executives to visit school to speak about GM’s reduced environmental footprint.
1996-
Piano<br>
(purely a hobby, that's why i haven't taken any exam levels or won awards)</p>

<p>Awards:
Certificate of Meritorious Service (for 260+ community service hours)
Maryland Distinguished Scholar, Honorable Mention
National Honor Society, Spanish National Honor Society, Science National Honor Society, English National Honor Society </p>

<p>I know my Recs are GREAT, except my counselor one because she doesn't know me that well, but we had to fill out this packet, basically writing out our own rec, so if she basically used that, it should be fine.</p>

<p>My essays, I think, are pretty good. I (only) have seven left! :)</p>

<p>Schools:
University of Maryland, College Park
American University
Johns Hopkins University
Georgetown University
Duke University
University of Virginia
Dartmouth College
Vanderbilt University
Davidson College</p>

<p>Thanks in advance!!</p>

<p>bump!!! :)</p>

<p>You know, I am not the best to chance, but I think you should retake math to get 700 min. Most of the competitive colleges don’t care about the score AS LONG AS it is higher that 700.</p>

<p>i am out of practice for math; i prepared for it almost the whole school year, and i don’t think i could get higher than 700 with one month, but i did think about doing that.</p>

<p>I’d like to respectfully disagree with “Alone.” Your stats are excellent, and while, yes, your math score could improve a bit, I don’t think it’ll be a deal breaker for ANY of the schools that you applied for.</p>

<p>bump! and thank you =)</p>

<p>I found it really hard to read all your accomplishments. I dunno why, but it just seems excessive so I didn’t bother finishing. Sorry. xD Plus, I think you double-listed some stuff.
ANYWAYS. Probably in at UMDCP, JHU, and American. Georgetown too. UVA will be tough, and so will probably everything else. Get your scores up.
Are you really not allowed to take APs at Churchill until Junior year? Is that MCPS policy? I know that us GESP kids [Poolesville] had our schedules taken over, and we weren’t allowed to take APNSL. And then we didn’t have any room for anything else, so we didn’t try…</p>

<p>kasjalkjs12, yeah, might be, I just heard it somewhere. Maybe they were talking about SAT I scores? Anyway, good luck to the lady :)</p>

<p>yeah sorry i was too lazy to reformat it =)
and yes we can’t take APs (except for NSL, and calculus if you’ve done precal early obviously) before junior year unless you appeal to the principal.</p>