<p>Okay, here goes, here's my list:
Brown
Middlebury
UC Berkeley
NYU
Cornell
UC Santa Cruz
Bryn Mawr</p>
<p>(I'm a white female, just FYI)</p>
<p>My GPA is (about) 4.2 weighted, 4.57 weighted not counting freshman year. 3.9 unweighted (3 Bs total, two in freshman year, one first-semester sophomore year). Class rank: 2</p>
<p>I've been taking the most difficult classes available, I managed to complete two years of French in one year, and I'm a full IB diploma candidate.
(IB test results so far: 6 in Math SL, 6 in French SL)</p>
<p>Senior year schedule: 5 IBs, 1 AP, Chamber Singers
Junior year schedule: 7 IBs, Chamber Singers</p>
<p>ECs:
4 yrs in Mock Trial (Captain/President)
4 yrs in Choir
4 yrs CSF
2 yrs Key Club (Secretary)
3 yrs Interact (Secretary)
4 yrs French Club (Vice President)
2 yrs as a Peer Tutor
3 yrs Academic Decathlon
2 yrs Library Club (President) and a couple extra community service projects.</p>
<p>SAT I: 2000 (680 M, 680 V, 640 W-retaking)
SAT II: 700 Literature, 670 Math II, 650 French, 640 US History (not retaking, I've decided it's time to let it go, and I've got better things to do)</p>
<p>Other Honors:
Two time winner of local speech contest
County-Wide Honor Choir
Region (West-Coast) Wide Honor Choir
Outstanding Defense Attorney at County Mock Trial Competition
District Attorney's Award (Outstanding Overall Performance on Mock Trial Team)
Northern California Youth Leadership Conference</p>
<p>I go to a high school in rather rural area which sends about 30%-40% of its students to four year colleges. I know that my SATs and subject tests are low, but they are quite high compared to my classmates, in case it matters. Very few apply to or go to Ivies (one sent in the last three years). I've got ELC for UCs, and if you need any more info please ask.</p>
<p>Any info or suggestions would be nice.</p>