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GPA: should be a 4.0 or 4.1 w by the end of this year (freshman year issue to go on councelors note, severe family illness while in Hanover and i broke my leg in 4 places playing ice hockey missing several weeks of school and having a full leg cast for 6 months and sophomore w was a 4.1 and this year should be 4.3 ish)
SAT's : W: 750 CR: 670 M: 700
SAT II's: will take Us History and English
AP's Junior Year: AP English, AP Us History, AP Art History
Ap's Senior Year: AP Chem, AP English 12th, AP Gov, AP Economics, AP French
My EC's include NHS, French National Honors Society, Philosophy Club, Staff Writer, Literary Magazine Editor, Student Council Executive Board, President of Polish Club and of French Literature Club, Interact Club, Jazz Band, over 200 hours of community service, Peer Mediator, L.I.N.K., SHOC Counselor, and have at least 2 hours of Peer Tutoring a Week. Run own music lesson buissness (employ highschool musicians to give lessons, percent of profits go to charity), Member of Philadelphia and Baltimore Classical guitar Society I am also planning to do an internship with 2 yale graduate, college writing proffesors (one of which wrote for the NY Times), a language proffesor at University of Delaware, and a Cardiologist. </p>
<p>I am also very involved in Classical Guitar and take lessons from a college proffessor and am in the Finals for 2 Youth competitions, and have participated in Master Classes at Julliard and Peabody and my teacher graduated from peabody and is still rather active in that community</p>
<p>I was looking to apply for the duel degree program at Peabody and at the school of arts and sciences (classical studies) and mayb get recruited for rowing (lwt 2k 6:50, 6k 22:36)</p>
<p>“I am also planning to do an internship with 2 yale graduate, college writing proffesors (one of which wrote for the NY Times), a language proffesor at University of Delaware, and a Cardiologist.”</p>
<p>all in 1 summer or year? or couple of weeks for each?
sounds pretty awesome…</p>
<p>chances i dont know… i usually say “better go receive advice then to give”… and im not capable of judging persons admissions chances cuz i myself havent graduate university…</p>
<p>ill be applying to JHU for 2013 as well ED.. good luck</p>
<p>Prolly a month or so with the cardiologists, but one of the writers is my neighbor down our small country road and the other lives about 5 minutes away, so i will prolly spend most of my summer walking or driving to their houses hahaha anyone else have any comments on my possibilities???</p>
<p>13 is a lucky number in Hinduism (which i follow) and so is the number 3… if u believe in numerology, which is mainly based and studied by Hindu (well most of the textbooks developed anyways are from Hindu priests)… also astrology plays a big roll with numerology lol.. dont get me started…</p>
<p>Cardiologist ey… im doing a neurosurgeon fellowship currently… pretty awesome i must say…</p>
<p>no offense… cardiology is different from cardiac surgery… i wouldnt really wanna spend my time doing cardiology… and cardiac surgery has 3 principle surgeries- heart valve replacement, bypass surgery, and transplant…</p>
<p>sure heart is important, but when a hospital is first created they dont hire cardiologists, or cardiac surgeons, rather neurosurgeons are priority, those are tertiary…</p>
<p>Im not saying its a bad thing, but i was kind of interested in the medicine part of MD, but surgery is more my thing. Good to know a lil bit of both though.. Cardio was one of my choices when i got accepted for the fellowship..</p>