Chances For A Korean?????????????

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<p>I'm an Asian (Korean), and I'm attending an International School in Vienna, Austria.
I came to Austria in my junior year, and think that I have been good academically, considering that I had adjust to the new system.
It's not my first time abroad, I have lived in Panama for 1-5th grade (elementary).</p>

<p>GPA: 3.8/4.0
Class Rank: 4/70
SAT: Reading 720/ Writing 760/ Math 800
SAT II: Math II C 800/ Chem (haven't got scores back)/ World History (taking it on Dec)
Gender: Male</p>

<p>Full IB program (all courses basically IB)
IB English A1 HL II (hardest native english class)
IB Math HL II
IB History HL II
IB Economics SL II
IB Chemistry SL II
German II (non-IB)
IB Theory of Knowledge II</p>

<p>Activities
strong involvement in MUN (11,12th)-was the ambassador for the conference
National Honors Society (12th)
Math Team-8th place in competition (out of 180 nerds)
Amnesty International
Chess Club
Basketball
Piano
Voluntary Health service(9,10th)-leader
Class President (10th)-in Korea</p>

<p>I got straight 'highest' honor rolls last year.</p>

<p>How are my chances for Northwestern?</p>

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<p>You are a very strong candidate for admission based on your superior standardized test scores and fascinating background re: study in Panama and Vienna, Austria. It is more difficult applying to Northwestern University as a regular decision (RD) applicant than if you had applied for early decision (ED). At Northwestern, candidates apply to one of six colleges, such as engineering, communications, music, education and social policy, and the college of arts and sciences. You can double major so long as one major is in arts and sciences. Evanston, Illinois is a wonderful, upscale suburb of Chicago. Northwestern is located on the shores of Lake Michigan and has two beaches on campus. It will help if you list the languages in which you are fluent on your application.</p>