Hey everyone. This college has been catching my eye for a while but I’ve heard it’s difficult to get into so I was just wanting some outside opinions.
Scores:
SAT: 1320/1600 (710 English / 610 Math) Just retook about a week ago so awaiting the new score
Unweighted GPA: 3.9
ECs:
President of Model UN (senior year), Treasurer of Model UN (junior year)
Tutor club - I tutor high school kids in english/writing
Improv Troupe - I help write and perform comedy
National Junior Classical League
Latin Club
Volunteer Work:
Tutor for middle school kids in all subjects
Animal Ambassador - at animal shelters I help potential adopters find the perfect animal
“Words with Wildcats” - a program where I went to elementary schools and helped under-performing (mainly foreign) students with their reading abilities
Rosary club - made rosaries for poor Catholic elementary/middle schools
Archives Editor - at a convent I created and edited an electronic copy of all of their physical diaries and documents
Youth Leadership Camp - spent about 30 hours doing community service (building houses, landscaping for the elderly, etc)
Camp leader for a church near my house.
Awards/Acheivements:
Magna Cum Laude (3rd place in my school) on the National Latin exam
Outstanding position paper as Sweden in Model UN
Published twice in my schools academic journal
Chosen for the FBI Youth Leadership Program (1 kid from each state is flown out, for free, to Virginia for a week to train and learn with FBI members)
Sports:
Cross country for 2 years, 1 JV and 1 Varsity
Extra:
Started a service project (required for the FBI Youth Leadership Program) in which I was meant to honor my hero. I chose Milo Yiannopoulos as my hero and had a free speech mural where everyone in the community was allowed to go up and write whatever they wanted so long as they signed their name underneath.
Published a novel at 12 years old.
I want to major in Political Science/Government. Quick question, what is the political scene like at W&M? Is it predominantly liberal, conservative, apolitical?
Thanks for reading!