Chances (Brown ED, UCLA, WashU, Dartmouth...)

<p>Sup... I'm looking to major in Biology (I'd like to be an oncologist).</p>

<p>Schools: Brown (Early Decision), Washington U in St. Louis, UCLA, Johns Hopkins, Dartmouth, Case Western
I was wondering how I stand for Brown ED especially... D;</p>

<p>Asian-American Female
School: Public, sends many grads to top schools
Unweighted GPA: 4.0/4.0
School does not rank
Class size: ~900
SAT I: 2080*** (700 CR 690 M 690 W) / TBD
SAT II: Bio M 800, Math IIC 800
ACT: TBD
Financial aid: yes</p>

<p>***Terrible SAT score because I had issues at the time. I know it soooo does not match the rest of my stats -_- Retaking~</p>

<p>APs:
Biology 5
US History 5
Calculus BC 5
AB subscore 5
English Lang 5
Physics B 4</p>

<p>Senior Year APs: 4 - very rigorous courseload all 4 years</p>

<p>**ECs <a href="leadership%20in%20parenthesis...%20I%20also%20listed%20#%20hours%20for%20volunteer%20ones">/b</a>
-Cancer Service/Advocacy club (4 yrs, president)
-American Cancer Society Youth Council (2 yrs, school rep)
-Relay for Life (4 yrs, team captain, committee chair, volunteer) - 50+ hours
-Walk for Hope (4 yrs, team captain) - 15+ hours
-Orchestra (4 yrs, section leader, peer tutor)
-Big Brother Big Sister (1 yr, group leader)
-Hospital volunteer - 1 yr, 200+ hours
-Botanical garden volunteer - 4 yrs, 150+ hours
-LA Foodbank volunteer - 3 yrs, 20+ hours
-National Piano Guild Auditions - 10+yrs, guild founder's medal
-Certificate of Merit - 6 yrs, branch honors
-Western Association of Schools & Colleges (1 yr, student rep)
-High school peer tutor - 1 yr
-NHS - 2 yrs</p>

<p>Essays: I'll try my best ;)
Recs: Great, I hope</p>

<p>Thanks~!</p>

<p>Weak test scores and generic ECs do not go well with an unhooked ORM candidate. Brown will be a major reach. The same applies to Dartmouth, while your other schools are a little easier.</p>

<p>Ahh yeah >< I’m worried about that…
but I don’t think I’m going to give up on Brown yet… I’m just not sure whether ED will help or hurt me (it is my top choice)</p>

<p>thank you!</p>

<p>you’re shooting at the stars… the ivies are SATs whores and your SATs aren’t good enough for any of the top privates. you do have a strong chance at UCLA though because of your very high GPA. The UCs love students with very high GPA. you’re even a strong candidate for Berkeley despite your not so impressive SATs.</p>