<p>Hello could you tell me about my chances at: JHU, BU, Boston college, Grinnell, American, George washington, SCU, NYU, Gettysburg, Cornell, Georgetown, Northeastern, Northwestern, Upenn state, Rice</p>
<p>SAT I V 650 M 640 W 550
SAT II Fr 740 Lit 720 M 610 Bio 680 H 690
GPA: 3.4/4
Rank 25/111</p>
<p>Extracurricular Activities: Oboe-performing 6 years semi pro
Symphonic orchestra-2nd oboe principal 4 Years
School Band-2nd oboe principal 6 years
Simon Bolivar University Chamber Group-2nd oboe 1 year
principal
Volleyball team 1 year
40 Hours of comunitarian service working with the elders
Debate team 1 year
Poetry club 6 years-youngest member
Models of the United Nations 5 years
Cantoria Juvenil de la Schola Cantorum -Choir- Ten
years, with international tours
Work experience: Emil Friedman Chamber Group 1 month
High School Year abroad-EF international education
Awards and Recognitions: 15 of 5000- Admission process UCV -National
64 of 9000- Admission process UCAB -National
113 of 9000 -Admission process USB- National
Honor Mention-Model of the United Nation-School
Merit Award 9th grade silver medal
Merit Award 10th grade silver medal
Merit Award 12th grade Bronze Medal </p>
<p>Music is the most meaningful activity in my life. This is
due to two things: First, Ive always been involved in
music, one way or another. Ive been in a choir, in an
orchestra, in a band, in a chamber group, my school life
turned around music. Its an inseparable part of my life.
The huge amount of experiences that Ive lived thanks
to music, travels, concerts, friends
makes me cherish it .
The second and main reason is simply that it fulfills me.
Going to a concert, listening to a CD or playing the oboe
give me a pleasure above any other activity. I see music
as the most subtle form of art, the connection that I feel
with it is irreplaceable. </p>
<p>I've spent i year living in france, i'm not sure if that's a
plus in the american admisison process, i'm an
international student, from venezuela -South america for
those who wonder- and i want to major in politics or
international studies. I'd like to work at the UN or in a
humanitarian organization like the red cross, human
rights watch or international amnisty. Journalism is also
an option. Venezuela doesn't have AP courses or
honors. Everybody has the same courseload
- By the way, if i get to be in the top 15 per cent of my
class in france, without speaking the language at the
beginning and without knowing the systems, and the
subjects would i have a boost in my application?
Other interests: Reading -specially russian writers-
philosophy, politics, history, biology, chemistry, tennis,
economics, debates. </p>
<p>International Female Venezuela, Need Finaid
Sorry for the long post, but as u see i got plenty of U's and i have to narrow down my list, so i'll be cutting off the far reaches</p>