Chances for Top schools!!!

<p>SAT:
- 1st attempt - 1900 (700M, 600CR, 600W)
- 2nd attempt - 2060 (770M, 660CR, 630W)
- 3rd attempt - 2130 (720M, 720CR, 690W)
- 4th attempt - 2280 (800M, 700CR, 780W)
Super-score: 2300 (1520)</p>

<p>SAT II:
- Math II - 800
- Physics - 800</p>

<p>IB Full Candidate:
- Math HL - 6
- Physics HL - 7
- Economics HL - 7
- Psychology SL - 6/7
- English A1 SL - 6/7
- Spanish Ab Initio SL - 7
Total Predicted: 39-41/42
School does not rank or send GPA but predicted would put GPA at around 4.0UW, 4.7W.</p>

<p>Supplementary:
- Abstract of Extended Essay in Economics (got an A - very hard to get)</p>

<p>Awards:
- UKMT Gold - International Math Competition
- AMC12 - 4th in school, 2 marks of AIME
- Sunlife Scholarship Competition Distinction - International Maths Competition
- Euclid Scholarship Competition Distinction - International Maths Competition
- Student Council Representative - 2 consecutive years
- Economics Commendation - 1 year - School Award
- Physics Award - 1 year - School Award
- Spanish Award - 1 year - School Award
- Maths Commendation - 1 year - School Award
- Henley Group Stock Competition - 1st in school, 5th overall - National Virtual Stock Exchange Competition</p>

<p>Work Experience:
- Summerbridge/Breakthrough Collaborative - 1 summer, 7 weeks, 400+ hours, solo teacher with no guidance - teaching English to underprivileged kids - selected teacher out of many hundreds of applicants</p>

<p>ECs:</p>

<p>Revision Club
- Founder/President
- Increase grades of students by 2 (e.g. C to A)
- 2 years
- 240 Community service hours by the time of application)</p>

<p>Guitar Club
- Founder/President
- Compete with another club that charges students (ours is free)
- 2 years
- One of the most successful student led clubs in the school (there are many)
- 160 Community service hours by the time of application</p>

<p>Business
- Head of Economics/Business decisions
- Create furniture out of glass (no mainstream glass recyclers in Hong Kong)
- Selected nationally to go to an international exposition where we advertised our product
- 2 years
- Essay topic
- 500 Community service hours by the time of application</p>

<p>Cloud Chamber
- Organizer/Group Leader
- Created a small scale replica of a cloud chamber and documented results
- Gave opportunities to kids in the year who had no leadership (one kid who loved design but had no leadership was given the task of creating the actual product, and heading two other students who assisted him)</p>

<p>Linear Particle Accelerator
- Organizer/Group Leader
- Created a small scale replica of a particle accelerator and document results
- Gave opportunities to kids in the year who had no leadership (one kid who loved physics was given the opportunity to set up the whole experiment with the aid of an assistant)</p>

<p>Student Council
- Elected representative
- 2 years</p>

<p>Summerbridge/Breakthrough Collaborative
- Solo teacher
- In charge of 10 students
- 7 weeks
- Elected out of hundreds of applicants</p>

<p>Varsity Golf
- 2 years
- Got into team after just 3 months of intense effort, teammates had over 8 years of experience
- Essay</p>

<p>Community Service
- 1500+ hours by the time of application including clubs listed above and other small endeavours</p>

<p>Teaching in Xiamen
- Group leader of 6 students from school
- Went on a trip to rural Xiamen to teach English to 20 young kids who had never experienced English before
- 1 week trip</p>

<p>MUN (probably will not put on application)
- 2 years
- No leadership
- Joined because it interested me</p>

<p>Debating (probably will not put on application)
- 2 years
- No leadership
- Love debating</p>

<p>Gym (probably will not put on application)
- 12 hours/week
- 2000+ hours by the time of application</p>

<p>Languages
- 4 languages spoken (3 of which are fluent)
- English is second language</p>

<p>Location: Singapore
Nationality: Asian
High school: Private
Essays: Great
Recommendations: Great (Spanish teacher said I was the best student he has ever had)
Financial Aid: No
Hook: None as far as I can see
Listed Interest: Business/Economics</p>

<p>Applying:
ED - Either Wharton or Cornell AEM (depends on what chances you give me)
University of Chicago - EA
University of Michigan Ann Arbor - EA (pre-admit Ross)
UC Berkeley
Johns Hopkins
Emory
Maybe HYPS</p>

<p>Decent chance at all but Wharton and HYPS. Taking the SAT 4 times will really hurt.</p>

<p>Aren’t you Jebarpolsky?</p>

<p>Thanks. I thought Wharton really focuses on leadership, which I have a lot of?</p>

<p>I have the same question as Jersey.</p>

<p>you are in at Wharton and Harvard. YPS is maybe.</p>

<p>Yeah, I have the same question as Jersey and swimstar, I remember JebarPolsky also wrote about the Guitar Club being so popular and being the founder.
JebarPolsky hangs out on the UPenn forum and is interested in Wharton as well.</p>

<p>Just to let you know, you won’t have enough room on the common app for all those awards and ECs.</p>

<p>LOL 2000hrs of gym work out. Is this serious? Put that on your application please!!!</p>

<p>I <3 u.</p>

<p>Well it’s pretty obvious that you are Jebarpolsky although I am a bit perplexed as to why you chose to post under this other account. Regardless I would advise against using projected SAT scores seeing as it isn’t possible for you to know your June/4th Testing Date scores yet.</p>

<p>This looks great! I like how you submitted your abstract of EE, I am doing that too! I think you are in :)</p>

<p>Wharton - You’re a typical Wharton applicant with below-average scores, honestly nothing really stands out.
Cornell AEM - you have a good chance if you’re able to show that you’re a good fit for the program which they stress.
University of Chicago - Decent chance if app comes out well.
University of Michigan Ann Arbor(pre-admit Ross) - In.
UC Berkeley - In.
Johns Hopkins - In.
Emory - In.
Maybe HYPS - I don’t see this happening.</p>

<p>Good luck!</p>

<p>Jebarpolsky? lolzz definitely</p>

<p>… You guys stalk college confidential way too much if u can tell who this poster is. I never even heard of jebarpolsky.</p>

<p>^ He (JebarPolsky) made multiple chance threads in different forums, so I saw his stats several times – his ECs are pretty distinctive.</p>

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When you see 20 chance threads in the period of a month all with “cloud chamber” and “linear particle accelerator” listed as ECs, it’s pretty easy to identify the poster.</p>

<p>Harvard and Princeton accept score choice, I highly suggest that for those two schools you only send in the the 4th SAT attempt. Same goes from MIT , you’ll know which schools when you send your scores online.</p>