<p>Academics:
GPA: Overall; 96.5/100.0
(Freshman; 94.9% / Sophomore; 97.1% / Junior; 97.4%)
Rank: 13 of 372 (Top 3.5%)
SAT I: 2330 (Critical Reading; 740, Math; 790, Writing; 800)
SAT II: Biology-E; 690, Math Level 1; 740 (Literature; 660 <-My 3rd, only bc GTown needs 3)</p>
<p>ECs/Awards:
Math Club - Officer, Vice-President, President
Mathlete Team - Captain
Certificate of Merit - New York Math League
Silver - Nassau County Interscholastic Math League (NCIML)
Spanish Club - President
School Newspaper - Feature Editor
Published by The America Library of Poetry
Local Youth Football Clinic Volunteer - Assistant Coach
General Student Organization Volunteer - Senior Leader
Studio Art
2nd Place - School Art Contest
National Honor Society
Honor Roll every semester
National Merit Semifinalist
1st Place - School Biology Fair
Brown University Summer Program
Babysitting job</p>
<p>Subjective:
Recs- One is probably excellent, other very good
Essays- For the CommonApp/free topic essay, I wrote about how my love of the American Museum of Natural History in NYC prompted me to take an anthropology course at Brown, and how I not only learned about anthropology within a classroom setting, but also outside of the classroom, from the diversity of my peers... My best friends were from Bangladesh and South Korea.</p>
<p>Mid-year school report (if it matters) was a 94.1 average (2 A+s, 4 As, 1 B, meh)</p>
<p>State: New York
School Type: Private (Catholic)
Ethnicity: Caucasian
Gender: Male</p>
<p>Schools:
UPenn (Deferred ED)
Cornell
Georgetown
Williams
Amherst
Boston College
Notre Dame
Colgate
Binghamton</p>
<p>UPenn (Deferred ED) - still have a good chance to get accepted
Cornell - decent chance
Georgetown-in
Williams-good chance
Amherst-good chance
Boston College-in
Notre Dame-in
Colgate-in
Binghamton-in</p>
<p>heck no. Gtown is ranked 20, Cornell is an ivy league. Williams and Amherst might be competitive with Cornell, but if you put LAC's in competition with private universities and colleges it would astonish u wehre Williams and Amherst might end up</p>
<p>I'm just going by acceptance rates... Cornell's is 27%, Georgetown's is 21%, and Williams & Amherst's are 19%. </p>
<p>Plus, this list of the 20 toughest schools to get into, published by Princeton Review. Cornell isn't even on there.</p>
<p>1 Massachusetts Institute of Technology<br>
2 Princeton University<br>
3 Harvard College<br>
4 Brown University<br>
5 Yale University<br>
6 California Institute of Technology<br>
7 Stanford University<br>
8 Washington University in St. Louis<br>
9 University of Pennsylvania<br>
10 Columbia University--Columbia College<br>
11 Duke University<br>
12 Williams College<br>
13 Pomona College<br>
14 Middlebury College<br>
15 Swarthmore College<br>
16 Georgetown University<br>
17 Franklin W. Olin College of Engineering<br>
18 Amherst College<br>
19 Dartmouth College<br>
20 Haverford College</p>
<p>Flong is defintely off on this one, regardless of what you think of LAC's vs ivies/top universities, the elite ones still have incredibly low acceptance rates.</p>
<p>I would have that Georgetown would have been easier than Cornell, but I guess not.</p>