<p>I'm getting a little worried about BC EA and I am not sure about Georgetown/Cornell.
Here are my stats:
Highest SATs: 760 writing 750 verbal 650 math
SAT IIs: Bio-M 710 US 760
97 GPA weighted, 94 unweighted
AP Scholar with Honor
National Merit Commended Student
Most challenging classes
vice president drama club (directed and produced fall show)
speech and debate 4 years
Newspaper editor</p>
<p>How extensive are your efforts in drama/debate/newspaper? If the work you put in is noteworthy then you may be OK; otherwise I see your EC list as not very strong for GTown & Cornell.</p>
<p>I'd say...
BC EA: match
Georgetown: slight reach
Cornell: reach</p>
<p>Georgetown is at least as hard as cornell to get into.</p>
<p>I have been in Drama Club for 3 years and vice president for 2. This fall, I co-directed and produced my school's first musical in five years and the first show ever to have faculty in it. All of those writing me letter of recomendation know the hours upon hours of work this was. Also, I am very involved in Speech. I have placed highly at many prestigious tournaments. This also takes hours upon hours of practice. I am also president of my Church's youth group, which won an award from the Archdiocese of New York for its work under my leadership.</p>
<p>i would say that with the church thing, it makes Gtown a little easy, but theres nothing "easy" about getting into these schools</p>