<p>GPA: 4.0 Unweighted; 4.1 Weighted
Classes: Hardest available
Class rank: 1/500
SATS: 800 M, 720 W, 690 R (2210) Probably won't send
ACT: 36
SAT IIs: Will take later. (Math IIC, Physics, Biology)
Intended Major- Something Pre-med (Biochem?)</p>
<p>ECs:
Cross Country - leadership
Track
Band - section leader
Wind Ensemble/Brass Choir
JETS - 3rd place in state
Indoor Drumline - 2nd place in midwest (section leader)
National Honor Society
A lot of other clubs, too many to list.
200 Volunteer Hours at Cleveland Clinic</p>
<p>Summers:
Gifted Camp for first two summers
Volunteering and Medical Camp this summer.</p>
<p>Chances for:
Duke
Columbia
Washington University - Saint Louis
Dartmouth
Cornell
Johns Hopkins
Brown
Case Western
Umich
OSU</p>
<p>Parents make about $175,000 so not much chance for financial aid.</p>
<p>Also I am a Caucasian female.</p>
<p>You Are Not A Normal Student!</p>
<p>Eh, I'm normal by CC standards.</p>
<p>Duke-Match
Columbia- Low reach
Washington University - Saint Louis-Match
Dartmouth-High Match/Low Reach
Cornell-Match
Johns Hopkins-Match
Brown-Low Reach
Case Western-Saftey
Umich-Saftey
OSU-Saftey</p>
<p>Only problem is your gpa and rank are not very good and below the norm, its going to be a tough year dealing with rejection letters....</p>
<p>You are by no chance classified as a normal student, but supernatural especially by CC standards.
Your EC don't reflect your passion for premed; however, your awards in band are very good hooks. and your other clubs should even things out. Write good essays and recs, hopefully you'll get into all of them.</p>
<p>Duke - low reach
Columbia - reach
Washington University - Saint Louis - high match
Dartmouth - low reach
Cornell - high match
Johns Hopkins - match
Brown - low reach
Case Western - safety(I think you automatically get a $26,800 scholarship w/ those scores)
Umich - safety
OSU - safety</p>
<p>I guess I just need to know if you think I should apply anywhere else and what else I can do to improve my chances.</p>
<p>If you're happy with your safeties, you don't need to apply anywhere else.
Since you will be a full-pay student, if you have a clear favorite among your reach schools, you should apply ED. That usually improves your chances (check the figures for each school).</p>
<p>k, just got my report card and my weighted GPA is a 4.133</p>
<p>He's a val. His GPA is frickin above the norm at EVERY SCHOOL. To the OP great chances everywhere just know that if you send SAT II scores you will also send your SAT scores.</p>
<p>weighted GPA has no meaning if you are valedictorian</p>
<p>i say you are pretty much set for all of the schools</p>