<p>I'm a korean student attending a private international school in South Korea. I am a US Citizen and have lived in the US for about 6 years, mostly during infant/elementary years. I am very concerned about my college choices, whether i am reaching too much. Take a good look and insightful feedback will be very helpful :) Thank you.</p>
<p>GPA: 4.1-2 / 4.33
SAT I : CR 700
M 800
W 730 (essay-8)
SAT II: Math level 2 - 800
US History - 730
Chemistry
Class Rank: At least top 3 out of 90
no toefl/act</p>
<p>junior /senior year courses:
IB English HL
IB World Histor HL
IB Chemsitry HL
IB Math SL
IB Physics SL
IB French Ab initio
IB Theory of Knowledge (two semesters)
Newspaper (Chief Editor during senior year - been doing since 9th grade)
* During 10th grade - 5 on AP Stats</p>
<p>EC:
Varsity Tennis (since 8th grade - captain in 11th and 12th grade)
Varsity Basketball (since 10th grade) -
National Honor society since 11th grade (officer position of treasurer in senior year)
Student Council class representative in 9th and 10th grade
School Newspaper Chief Editor during senior year
went on a Habitat for Humanity trip during Junior Year
MUN during 9th/10th grade (some work done - went to one conference in 10th grade)
Service club during 11th grade (not much involvement)
science (chemistry) Internship at a korean graduate school - summer before senior year</p>
<p>Awards:
Varsity Tennis - all conference, MVP 11th/12th grade
Varsity Basketball - MVP in 11th grade
KAIAC (Korean-American Interscholastic Activities Conference) Scholar-Athlete Award (within School)
Probably National Merit Scholorship (first cut)</p>
<p>College List:
Reach - ED UPenn
RD Cornell, DUke, Georgetown
Target - Emory, Northwestern
Safety - Boston College, UMich AnnArbor</p>
<p>I am primarily concerned with the relatively low CR score compared to what these colleges expect, and the few (if not no) community activities I participated in.
Thanks :)</p>