<p>GPA: 3.95
SAT I: 750V/780M/700W (Total 2230)--Retake in Oct.
SAT IIs: 800 Math IIC, 800 Chinese, 770 Chem
ECs:
I have a band that plays shows locally to raise money for breast cancer research, currently working on an album due late august.
Future Business Leaders of America; 9-12; Pres.
Science National Honor Society; 10-12; Vice
Amnesty International; 10-12; Vice
NHS; 10-12
Interact; 10-12
Mu Alpha Theta; 9-12
Asian Culture Club (fun stuff I must say); 9-12
Varsity Badminton; 10-12 (District Champion, Regional Runner-up)
Have my own online business selling eyewear
Interned at a promotional products company
Been to multiple trade shows as a booth assistant
Student Poll Worker for local judge elections</p>
<p>Volunteer Work:
Library assistant at downtown main library
Student worker at Chinese school
Volunteer when Obama came to Miami to give a speech
Beach Cleanup
Went back to China last year and taught some kids English
Tutoring kids in math and drums</p>
<p>Senior Year Schedule:
AP Physics C
AP Psychology
AP World History
AP Gov/Macroecon
AP English Lit.
Multivariable Calculus</p>
<p>Please consider my chances to the following schools:
Penn(Wharton)--ED
Harvard
Yale
Princeton
MIT
Emory
Cornell
Columbia
NYU
Duke
UChicago
Northwestern</p>
<p>I don't think you'll like UChicago-- it's the last schools you'd want to go to if you want a fancy name on your diploma-- compared to the other schools on your list, you'll be doing a lot of work for lower grades and the social scene is lacking.</p>
<p>thx ses for your analysis, us asians get the major blow but there's nothing i can do about it. and to cbpeanut: thats my unweighted, my school does this weird formula for weighted and considering that i took about 16 ap classes (our dual enrollment credits count as ap credits as well), my weighted is really inflated, it's about a 6.5 after junior year (my school weights weirdly). so i didnt put it in my post</p>
<p>With your list.. I would say the following.</p>
<p>Penn: Your chances of getting accepted to Wharton ED are alright.. I would say that there is a good chance that you would get accepted to Penn's College of Arts & Sciences RD instead of Wharton..</p>
<p>Harvard: Chances pretty small.. if you get accepted.. go!</p>
<p>Yale: Odds against you as well..</p>
<p>Princeton: Slightly better chance of getting in (especially with Pton getting rid of ED..) but huge reach.</p>
<p>MIT: Better chances here than at HYP.. but toughie all the same.</p>
<p>Emory: Should get in!</p>
<p>Cornell: Low reach/high match.. you would definitely get in ED, but RD is a little more iffy just for the fact that Cornell gets so many applicants.</p>
<p>Columbia: Reach for RD.. but you could definitely get in.</p>
<p>NYU: Should get in.. if you are applying to Stern.. that would be a little harder to get in to.. but not much harder that Stern is this 'far-out reach'.</p>
<p>Duke: Similar to Columbia</p>
<p>UChicago: Similar to Cornell.. unless you slack off on the essays.. then you may not get in.</p>
<p>jss330...a lot of Chinese people who've gotten into very good colleges take Chinese SAT II. It shows/helps prove proficiency in TWO languages, which is better than having your typical twinkie who can't speak Chinese very well at all ..
And I agreee with the above chances, but Cornell is prolly a match more than high-match</p>
<p>im not very good at this chancing deal but i think uve a great chance at wharton considering uve ur own online business & ur prez of future business leaders, etc. good luck 2 u!</p>