<p>My friend would like your opinion on schools she would apply to.</p>
<p><stats>
GPA: 4.05 (unweighted)
SAT: 1990 (retaking)
ACT: 32
AP Classes: 6 by the end of high school (all 5's)
-AP US History
-AP US Gov
-AP Stat
-AP Enviro Science
-AP Calc BC
-AP Psych
Honors Classes: 5
Class Rank: Top 5% of class (500 in grade)</stats></p>
<p><extracurriculars>
Crew Team (4 years)
Cross Country (1 year)
Tennis (2 years)
Fiddlers (4 years)
Marching Band (1 year)
Destination Imagination (1 year)
Science Olympiad (1 year)
LinkCrew (2 years)
Student Council (1 year)
Youth Council (2 years)
Week long trip to Mississippi for Hurricaine Relief (2 trips)
Recycling Club (2 years)
National Honor Society (2 years, on executive council)
Counting on Math (1 year)</extracurriculars></p>
<p>Yeah, she REALLY needs to get her SATs up into about the mid 2200s to stand a chance at HYP. Also, she needs to take 3 SAT IIs to apply to Princeton (not sure about Harvard though).</p>
<p>Another thing I noticed is that she has a long list of ECs, but for the majority of them, she's only participated for 1 or 2 years. Are these stats she's accumulated as of now, or are they what she will have at the time of application? (I'm assuming that they're what she will have at the time of application, since you put four years for crew.) The fact that she doesn't have very longterm commitment could hurt her. Also, is there one thing that she's truly passionate about? Her EC list is pretty diverse.</p>
<p>From what I can see your EC's are good, grades are great, and your testing scores, especially the ACT, are respectable as well. It may be difficult to get into some of they top ivy league schools, however you have a good chance. There is no point in not trying...</p>