<p>General:
Eth: Chinese
Sex: Male
I'm an Asian international student</p>
<p>Score:
SAT I 2100 (math 800, CR 650, writing 650)
SAT II 2400 (physics 800, chemistry 800, math 800)
My school does not calculate GPA, but I can get As for most subjects.</p>
<p>ECs:
National Math Olympiad: Gold
National Physics Olympiad: Gold
National Chemistry Olympiad: Gold
AIME qualifier 2006-2008</p>
<p>Science research 2005-2008 at a local research institute
National Science Fair:Gold</p>
<p>Few minor leadership position and volunteer work
A member of school orchestra and played in various concerts</p>
<p>My ECs are Okay, but SAT I is not good. Where do you think I can apply to? Thanks a lot</p>
<p>Your grades are fine, but I can't see if you challenged yourself in high school -- did you take APs, IBs, or did you follow the British-patterned education (GCSEs/A-Levels)??? Your SATs are also decent. However, you should try and bump it up by 50 points or so. Your SAT IIs and awards are impressive. To be honored at a national level is a difficult feat to accomplish, and your research activity complements your honors and awards pretty well. However, you should try to post your ECs so that we can get a better picture of you. </p>
<p>Overall, you're a solid candidate, but your SAT will definitely work against you at some of the Ivies. If you can't retake the SAT, make sure that you do well on your essays. I will note that since you're an international student, colleges may forgive you for getting a 650 on CR and WR. </p>
<p>As a side note, you should also take the TOEFL, because you are an international.</p>
<p>Chances:
-HYSP: Far reach
-Other Ivies: Reach but far reach if you don't have APs
-Top 20 Schools: Slight reach
-Berkeley/UMich: Match (I think ... if you get your SATs up)
-Top 25-50 schools: Match</p>
<p>I do take A-levels subjects including math, physics, chemistry and economics, which are demanding loads comparable to AP subjects. But the results will only come out in March next year. Do I really need to take TOEFL? I have been studying in an English environment for four years and my counselor told me no need to do so.</p>