Chances at Kenyon?

<p>I've been really confused about college, but I really like Kenyon. I've heard the interview/visit is a very important factor in admissions. The problem is, I live twenty hours away. Visiting is virtually impossible right now. I may have the chance later on, but as of this point in time I can't. So I was wondering if I still have a good shot without a visit? </p>

<p>Stats:
Well my school is pretty small but it's very competitive. I'm ranked in the top 5% of about 200 (we have the biggest class).
My GPA unweighted is a 4.0 and weighted it's like a 4.2 or 4.3 (somewhere in there).
I've taken or am taking all of the advanced classes my school offers. Sadly there are only 2 APs and a lot of dual credit and honors courses.
I have almost 20 credit hours from another private liberal arts school not far from my hometown.
Then I have about 10 credit hours from the local community college.
I've taken advance math all the way through Advanced Calc II, which is as high as I can go in high school.
I'm taking AP English and AP Bio and Advanced Physics next year. (looking to major in Biochemistry)
My ACT score is a 30, but I read on the Kenyon website that they look at the subscores and give a new composite, so with the two times I've taken it, my new composite would be a 31. I'm going to take the ACT again so maybe I will actually get a 31.
I'm really into foreign language and culture as well as science. My dad's in the Airforce and I used to live in Germany and I speak German fairly well. I also like French, though my school doesn't have french anymore.</p>

<p>ECs:
Well I went to Girls State
I have been to a three week science camp at a local university. (only 30 kids in the state selected)
I participated in the regional science competition, I got beat by an older kid going to Caltech so I didn't think I did to bad.
I have won state level in French foreign language competition. (two award, 1st for writing and 2nd for a painting)
I was selected to attend the National Youth Leadership Forum on Medicine, but it was too expensive so I went to Gils State instead.
I'm the vice president of the National Honors Society. (member for 2 years, will be 3) I was in NJHS for four years before that.
I'm president of French Club. (member for 2 years)
I am also in Young Governors (probably will get an office this year)
And I'm in speech and debate.
I volunteer at the local hospitals whenever I have extra time. (want to go into medicine)</p>

<p>Anyway, I really like Kenyon. I like the size and the fact that it's isolated (call me crazy).
I also like that they have great science and language programs. It's beautiful as well. In truth, I haven't known about the school for more than a few months (first heard about it at Girls State), but there is nothing I don't like about it so far. I'm probably going to apply ED I. So with my stats, coupled with the fact that I can't visit, what do you think my chances are?</p>

<p>ps: Can I do the interview over the phone or something like that? There probably aren't any alum close to where I live. </p>

<p>Thanks in advance :)</p>

<p>Hey thanks for chancing my thread! Oh you have a better chance then me. I wish you much luck and think you are a definite in especially early decision. Goodluck!</p>

<p>Thanks, I hope so. Maybe I’ll see you there (not really) lol. Thanks again</p>

<p>the fact that you did all the APs your school has to offer is good in the college admissionsers eyes. they like to look at what was available to you and what you did.
id say your good for kenyon!</p>

<p>chance me please!
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