<p>Backround:
-Lived in Venezuela(4years), Brazil(4years), Born in Puerto Rico and currently live in Panama.
-Speak english, spanish and portuguese.
-One of the most competitive private schools in Panama</p>
<p>SAT: 730 CR, 700 M, 640 W
Math IIC: 720
Chemistry: 710</p>
<p>Ec´s:
-Promuseo (4 years--2 years as President): group that gathers money to help museums in Panama.
-Operation Smile( 4 years--2 years as Vicepresident): group that helps poor children with mouth surgery.
- Member of the Student Council
- Member of Casita de Mausi: group that gives shelter to poor adults that just had cancer surgery.
-Social Service: went 3 weeks to the most rural area in Panama and helped build a medical center.
- School theater were doing High School Musical
- Member of Junior Achievement wich is a group tha educates young adults to succeed in a global economy.
- Varsity Football Team (captain): play running back ... we lost in the championship last year... hopefully can play for Princeton´s football team.</p>
<p>Recommendation from the Mayor of Panama who went to Dartmouth (if that helps).</p>
<p>I can't comment on your percentages because each country has a different grading and im not familiar with yours. However your SAT scores are low for Harvard you should break the 2300 barrier which your not and your SAT II's aren't that stunning either, being International is difficult as well because of lower acceptance rates. But im not the expert theres no harm in applying at all.</p>
<p>And honestly I don't know if Harvard will let you play for Princeton's football team but you can try.</p>
<p>But he is international too I think. If he is thats greater competition. If he is a Puerto Rican citizen tahs doesnt give him as much of AA boost as someone who is MExican.</p>
<p>You can't consider GPA unless he goes to an American School because it doesn't mean the same thing everywhere in the British Curriculum a % in the high eighties low nineties is very competitive.</p>