Chances/Advice Please

<p>Stats:
Male
Texas resident
Rank: 9/255 ~4%
Race: Spaniard/Portuguese/Asian
EC: Did 500 hours with the City, played varsity tennis, played some basketball. A few clubs like NHS. Pretty weak, I think. Participated in a camp geared towards the health professions.
SAT: 2050 (640CR, 720M, 690WR)</p>

<p>I can take them again in December and possibly get a 21XX, should I do it?</p>

<p>GPA 3.95, Weighted 5.1</p>

<p>Hardest possible courseload:</p>

<p>Taken: AP Biology (5), AP Chemistry (Awaiting), AP Statistics (Awaiting), AP English Lang and Comp (Awaiting), AP Human Geography (5)
Dual Enrollment (community college) Trigonometry (A), Precalculus(A) Human Anatomy and Physiology (A Both semesters)</p>

<p>Senior Schedule:</p>

<p>AP Economics/AP Government
Sociology
Calculus I/II (Dual)
Forensic Psychology
AP English Literature
AP Physics (Online)</p>

<p>I have a talent for writing and will write great application essays.</p>

<p>Schools
Automatically Admitted
Texas A&M(Safety)
University of Texas at Austin(Safety) </p>

<p>So chance me for:
Rice University
The Cooper Union
Cornell University
Johns Hopkins University
New York University
University of Southern California</p>

<p>Would love some advice with how to proceed with this.</p>

<p>Forgot to add income bracket: $400,000+
Hooks: Part spanish (URM)</p>

<p>Oh and those AP Scores, new ones are 4 in Chemistry, 3 in English Lang/Comp, and 3 in Statistics</p>

<p>And AP Scholar with Distinction</p>

<p>Retake the SAT, four of the schools on your list are extremely competitive, also have you taken any subject tests? With increased scores I think they will all become low reaches. I can’t speak to the other schools.</p>

<p>And no, I haven’t taken any SAT Subject tests. I’m just really lazy I never studied for the SATs much. Oh well, maybe I’ll sign up for December and work at it.</p>

<p>At least half of the schools on your list require subject tests if you are submitting the SAT. If you are a senior you may experience issues with deadlines.</p>

<p>Yep, I’m a senior, go figure. And which ones other than Rice require subjects?</p>

<p>To my knowledge Stanford, Cornell, JHU and NYU require them (although some may just strongly recommend them), you can check their websites for confirmation of this.</p>

<p>Stanford wasn’t on the list, and Cornell and JHU don’t require subject test, they only recommend them. I don’t think NYU does either.</p>