<p>Public HS
Male</p>
<p>UW GPA: 3.82
W GPA: 4.34</p>
<p>Just about as rigorous a courseload as possible (almost)</p>
<p>4 B's combined in Freshmen, Sophomore, Junior years- all in Honors classes</p>
<p>Sr. Yr. Schedule:
AP Economics
AP Calc BC
AP Statistics
AP Physics
H. English
Elective</p>
<p>SATs
2340 (800 CR, 740 M, 800 W)
SAT IIs
MAth II 690, US History 760</p>
<p>5 on AP US Hist. Test</p>
<p>EC's</p>
<p>a couple hundred hours of scattered volunteering... tutoring, coaching young kids in camps.
Varsity Football (10-12)-Captain Sr Year
Varsity Track (9)
Freshman Basketball (9)
Co-President of National Honor Society
Transitions Leader (Peer-to-Peer)</p>
<p>I would say deferred (if planning on EA) or waitlisted otherwise... write good essays! And maybe take another SAT 2 that you know you can get 750+ on.</p>
<p>It does look like you'd be deferred/waitlisted based on that info. Is there anything outstanding about your athletics? Do you have a chance of being recruited? A few hundred hours of service is a lot... is there a compelling story behind it? If you write good essays/have some interesting qualities you're not telling us about, you could be a competitive applicant. You certainly have a good GPA and a very good SAT I. Also you're probably going to be held to a different standard based on your background. Are you at a good public school in wealthy, suburban jersey, or... the opposite? There's going to be a lot to your application that isn't listed in your post.</p>
<p>unfortunately i fit the prototypical wealthy, very good public school in jersey. and the volunteering was just what i put-scattered... i had several different things i did like being a youth camp counselor, underpriveleged youth tutoring, etc. and i was being recruited for football until i just tore my ACL. thank you so much for your in-depth analysis though</p>