<p>I have posted a similar thread to this, except it was to NYU Stern. I was wondering if my chances would be higher for NYU campus in Shanghai</p>
<p>So here are my stats-</p>
<p>School Type: Catholic Private school, starts at 8:00 AM, ends at 4:45 PM</p>
<p>GPA: 3.41 UW
I know this GPA is extremely low, but my school's courses is known for being extremely difficult, and my school is nationally recognized.</p>
<p>I also speak Mandarin and to a certain extent Spanish fluently.</p>
<p>Courses: My school only allows Juniors and Seniors to take AP courses
4 years of English/Literature
3 years Honors Spanish
AP Calc AB, AP Statistics, AP European History, AP Computer Science, AP Chemistry, AP Physics B
2 years Honors Latin (gold & silver medalist on National Latin Exam)
4 years Theology
1 year Stained Glass
1 year Media
Honors Geometry, Honors Precalculus
U.S. History, World History
Honors Chemistry, Honors Biology
Art History</p>
<p>ACT: 31 (35 Math, 33 English, 31 Reading, 25 Science :/)
32 Superscored
but I have been taking Barron's Practice Tests and managed to get averages of 32/33, and I am going to retake in September
SAT: 2000 (might retake) </p>
<p>Extra-curriculars:
Chess Club (member)
TEAM+S (our team was 10th in the nation just last year)
the TEAM+S is an engineering club and besides earning 10th in the nation last year, we also won state last year.
Debate Team (member)
Cricket Club(Founder)
Violin (played for 10 years)-I have recently started playing for a selective chambered ensemble (small orchestra)
Anime Club (member)
Investment Club (Founder)</p>
<p>Cross Country (Varsity) 6 years
Track and Field (JV) 6 years
Swimming 8 years
Intramural Soccer 6 years</p>
<p>Volunteers:
I have over 400 hours of volunteer service
-2 Presidential Awards for Community Service (a 3rd is coming soon)
-St. Louis Children's Hospital= I teach children, watch over patients, and also go in and help patients
-Participated in a Gateway Festival (violin) Charity in Washington University of St. Louis
-Local Soup Kitchens
-Helped teach ESL to 50 Chinese exchange students and was the chief translator
-Worked at a camp and watched over children</p>
<p>I have also hosted Taiwanese and Chinese exchange students from for the past 5 years. I don't know if that will do anything but just thought about adding that in there </p>
<p>Work:
I work at Kumon, tutoring other kids every Saturday</p>
<p>Teacher RECS:
My teacher recs should be very good. They were from Wash U and Harvard .</p>
<p>And have 3 college credit hours for Saint Louis University
I also got invited to a Computer Science/Programming conference in UC Berkeley and Stanford</p>