<p>So what are my chances at arguably the best university in the world?</p>
<p>Go to the largest High School in the state of Ohio in terms of student body (some colleges display incredulous thoughts upon talking to applicants from our school lol) We don't hear about much here...</p>
<p>GPA W 4.3 ish
GPA UW 4.0
Rank 7 ish out of 800 or so now (will be tied for 1 at college app time and graduation)</p>
<p>Junior Year APs
US History
Spanish
Bio</p>
<p>Summer Online APs
Microeconomics
Psychology</p>
<p>Senior Year
AP Chemistry
AP Physics
BC Calculus
AP English Lit
AP US Gov & Pol
AP World History</p>
<p>Most Rigorous Schedule possible for the most part</p>
<p>My Test Scores (not taking these again)
SAT: 2400 Essay:10 only test
ACT: 35 Essay:11 only test
SAT 2's:
US History: 790
Bio-M: 800
Math 2: 800
AP:
US History-5
Bio-5
Spanish Lang-4</p>
<p>Extracurriculars: nothing spectacular and my weakest point
Academic Team (3rd in state one year and 1st in conference for 2) Captain 12th
Chess Team (Featured in Chess Life) 1st team all conference, Captain 11th and 12th, easily top 10 skill in Ohio (i've beaten the best scholastic player in the state but am not rated)
Science Olympiads (regional and state medal winner in biology-related events) Captain 12th
Boy Scouts (with lots of leadership) will not be eagle scout by application time (but will get it)
Church with lots of leadership
NHS
Student Government this year and maybe Interact
Freshman Soccer Team
Hospital Volunteering this fall</p>
<p>Awards:
NHS
USAA Leadership and Service Award (9th or 10th grade can't remember at the moment)
Member of the Order of the Arrow (BSA's honor society)
Bausch & Lomb Science Award winner
Michelson-Morley award for math/science achievement
probably a few local i'm forgetting that i probably won't include
National Merit (at least commended, i'm right on the cut-off for semi)</p>
<p>Exceptional teacher recs (I haven't had a steady counseler so idk how that will go), my essays could cause jaws to drop, or they could be just good enough.</p>
<p>Although Harvard accepts a little over 50% of its 2400s, i know that I have a high chance of being the 40 something%</p>