<p>--White Male from Arizona, Large Public High School</p>
<p>--3.97 Unweighted GPA, almost all honors, but only 2 AP out of many available.
--Class Rank: 25 out of 710
--SAT Reading: 740
--Sat Math: 660
--SAT Writing: 790
--Cumulative 2190, 1400 math and reading</p>
<p>--4 years Cross Country and Track (non varsity). About 15 hrs/week, 48 weeks/yr.
--National Honor Society, Vice President Senior Year
--Lifeguard/Cashier summer after sophomore year
--A few minor EC's: Spanish Club, The Thunder Project (school english program)</p>
<p>Selling Point (hopefully?):
I am a brain tumor survivor (had over 20 seizures and then brain surgery in 8th grade), which makes for a compelling essay. I've made teams for local Brain Tumor Walks the past 3 years, raising $5,150 total and this year, I took it upon myself to basically single-handedly organize a 5k for brain tumor research at my school. It was a huge success, with over 500 people attending and raising over $4,200. </p>
<p>So, hopefully I can get into Wharton with mediocre academics but a good story to tell. Not sure. </p>
<p>What do you guys think my chances are? Any tips on applying to Wharton? Should I apply to another school and try to transfer? What about getting into the Huntsman program? </p>
<p>Thanks! </p>
<p>--Zack</p>