<p>International student from France. Half-indian.
Male
Major: Political Science
Applying RD to Harvard Princeton Yale and Stanford. Safety schools back in France.
Fluent in French and English, proficient in German and Spanish.</p>
<p>GPA: 4.0 uw
no class rank, top 10% estimate
Have taken the hardest courses available (38 hours of class per week :p)
SATI: 1520 (M720 V800)
SATII: Math 2C 800 Writing 750 French 800</p>
<p>EC's:
Have been playing the saxophone for 10 years. Numerous awards, many performances with professional musicians. I'm sending an optional rec from my music teacher and a recording. (is that a hook?)
Judo: 10 years, brown belt, will be getting my black belt this year. I know its not a very common sport in the US, but...
Tennis: 7 years, probably varsity level in the US
Have competed in many other sports including chess, skiing, table tennis... don't know whether i should include that...
Class president for the last 4 years (that was the only leadership position available to me :( )</p>
<p>Awards:
Certificate of honor (for outstanding academic achievements)
Certificate of excellency in German
National Math contest ("kangaroo math contest"): 97th out of more than 100k
Nat Geography contest: top 100, approx. the same number of participants</p>
<p>CS:
Help out in a school in India every year</p>
<p>Teacher Recs: excellent
Essays: one on music, one on myself, both are strong</p>
<p>Ummmm, I really don't know what to tell you. You're numbers are strong, you're EC's are great, and your recommendations will be excellent Im sure. So, you have a great a chance as the rest of us... actually, it'll probably be less since you are an international, but hey, what do I know?</p>
<p>well believe it or not amnesia, frenchies actually really enjoy indian stuff. Whether it's food, movies or music, everything related to India is pretty popular</p>
<p>Sorry...I'd say you have a good shot based on the fact that I've met people who've gotten into Stanford and Yale and they had lower scores, and less academic achievements. But I'm only 15, and I post here because I fear college.</p>
<p>looks good... i think you should have taken an SAT II in another language besides french (especially since u claim to be multilingual)... because if u live in france i think theyd assume ud get an 800...</p>
<p>lol 38 hours is what we all have! actually more like 35, but i ussually stay after for ecs etc. maybe its special in france. anyways, you have a shot. good luck. also take another sat2, if you live in france, it would be an embaressment to not get a perfect score.</p>