Chances For Rice/Vandy/WashU/Chicago/Others

<p>Just looking for some chances for the schools listed below (sorry, it's a lot):
-Rice U (ED?)
-Vanderbilt
-WashU (ED?)
-UChicago EA
-Berkeley
-MIT EA
-UMich EA
-UNC Chapel Hill
-Cornell
-Brown </p>

<p>SAT I: 720 CR 770 Math 740 Writing 1490/2230 (hoping to improve to 1500+/2300+)
SAT II: Chem: 800 MathII: 800
GPA: 4.1 (with freshman year) 4.4 (without freshman year)
As far as GPA goes, I have a bad freshman year (mostly B's) with an extremely strong upward trend.
Rank: Top 10%
APs: Chem: 5 English Lang/Comp: 5 USH : 4 Stat: 5</p>

<p>Info:
White
Top ranked public school in the state</p>

<p>EC's/Awards:
Public Relations Club (Member 2 Years)
Moderate Political Club (initial member 3 Years)
Newspaper (writer 1 Year)
Spanish Club (initial Member 3 Years)
Church Basketball Team
Church Youth Ministry (Member)
Lacrosse Team (4 Years)
Sport Support Club (Member 2 Years)
Mock Trial (Member 2 Years)
Prom Committee (Member)
Invitational Top 8 Math/Science Students Engineering Team (Varsity, 2 Years)
Chemistry Olympiad
NHS
8 Year Band Member (section leader) 6 years Bass Clarinet
360 Hours Community Service (camp counselor)
Camp Counselor of the Year Award
Teen Ink RAW Publication
2009 Society of Women Engineers Certificate of Merit Recipient
National Merit Certificate</p>

<p>Senior Year Classes:
AP Physics B
AP Calc BC
AP Spanish
AP English Lit
AP Computer Science A</p>

<p>Basically looking to apply to the schools above for some sort of math/science area, most likely either pure math, physics, or biology (pre med --> research). Chances please! Will chance back.</p>

<p>bump 10char</p>

<p>If you’re Bob Dylan, you could get into whatever the heck you wanna get into.</p>

<p>IF you’re not, I’d say you have a good GPA “upward trend”, solid test scores, and pretty good ECs even though you were short of curing cancer. </p>

<p>Berkeley - match
Vanderbilt- probably in
Uchicago- depends on your essay and recs
UNC - match
Cornell- low reach
Brown- reach- not sure
MIT- reach</p>

<p>Thanks for the reply…but no chances for Rice or WashU?</p>

<p>bump</p>

<p>-Rice U (ED?) - match
-Vanderbilt - low match
-WashU (ED?) - low reach
-UChicago EA - low reach
-Berkeley - reach if not CA resident; match if CA resident
-MIT EA - reach
-UMich EA - reach if not MA resident; match if MA resident
-UNC Chapel Hill - low reach if not NC resident; low match if NC resident
-Cornell - low reach
-Brown - reach</p>

<p>I’m only a student at Wash. U. so I don’t think I’m qualified to chance the other schools.</p>

<p>Your SAT scores are higher than mine when I entered two years ago. Unfortunately, every year SAT scores rise but you’re fine. </p>

<p>Grades and AP scores are fine.
My big worry for you are extracurriculars. There’s a bunch of them but I don’t see any leadership positions.</p>

<p>If you want WashU enough to be considering ED then here are a few tips. Visit if you can and do an interview. Show that you fit what WashU wants. If you can’t, do an alumni interview. If you are in the States, this shouldn’t be a problem.</p>

<p>WU=reach
but it has great programs for your intended majors. Friends of mine were engaged in research as soon as they stepped foot on campus.</p>