Chances for MIT, Yale, Princeton

<p>My friend, who's a junior, is a math/science whiz basically. He wanted to know what his chances of getting into MIT, Yale, Princeton, and other good science/math undergrad programs are so far...and what he needs to improve/etc. He is also 50% Colombian - First Generation, also First Generation to go to college.</p>

<p>PSAT: 80 Math/71 Verbal/65 Writing
AP's: 3 Computer Science, 5 European.
IB: Full IB Diploma Candidate.
Rank: 1/512, competitive public school with 1200 SAT Average.
GPA: 104.94 (Weighted) 97.50 (Unweighted)</p>

<p>Current Courses: (First quarter grades)
AP Calc BC (99)
IB HOTA 11 HL (97)
IB/AP Music HL (99)
IB English 11 HL (97)
IB Physics 11 HL (100)
IB5 Spanish SL (98)
IB Mathematics Exam at end of year...SL.
Choir (99)</p>

<p>Extracurriculars:
Tour Choir (11th)
Student President at Private School (9th)
Honor Society (11th)
Academic Team (9th, 10th, 11th) - Advanced to 3rd Round of Long Island Challenge.
Mathletes (9th, 10th, 11th)
Students for 60k (11th)
Science Olympiad (10th, 11th)
Spanish Honor Society (9th)
-His research mentor works at the NSA, and did a project over the summer on the Lorenz Attractor, hundred+++ hours put in.
Piano for 12 years
Taking Elementary Particles and Nuclear Physics Lab and Astronomy at Columbia Science Honors Program.</p>

<p>Awards:
Qualified for AIME
Music Composition Student of the Year
High Honors at Long Island Science Conference
Suffolk County Math Tournament Awards - 1st Place, Team & Individual
New York State Comptroller's Award for Leadership
National Spanish Exam - Placed Every Year Taken (7th - 9th)
Music Diploma in Social Music from National Guild of Piano Teachers (41 C's, no A's, out of 43 Possible Categories, C is > A).</p>

<p>WOW
WOW those are great stats</p>

<p>average stats of an acceptee + URM = very good chance.</p>

<p>and I think he is the only URM in the top 100 of their class</p>

<p>yea they are amazing stats, I told him he would have a good chance getting into at least one of them, but i still wanted to post them</p>

<p>also an 800 on Math IIC (10th grade)</p>

<p>bump......</p>

<p>ur friend has nothign to worry about. hes only a junior anyways</p>

<p>bump......</p>

<p>What I'd say to him is that he definitely is a very good applicant for these schools & if he keeps doing as well as he is, he does have a favorable chance of getting into MIT/Yale/Princeton etc.</p>

<p>Everything works out for him. </p>

<p>I know who you are talking about actually, I went to private school with him & my school competed against his for the Long Island Challenge (as you know probably, your school won.).</p>

<p>He's definitely a very bright kid & the schools he's interested in would be wise to accept him. :)</p>

<p>yea i was on the long island challenge team too</p>

<p>I always wonder how some friends are nice enough to type up their friend's stats, ecs, and awards rather than telling them to register here and get their own account...not trying to start an arguement or anything!</p>

<p>I went to private school with him as well, grade above. I had the honor of giving him an asthma attack. Coola, who are you?</p>