Chances: Princeton

<p>Hi. Any input is appreciated. My top choice would be Princeton, followed by Cornell, Harvard, and Columbia. I am planning on going into chemistry/physics, and would prefer to stay in the northeast US.</p>

<p>Please be brutally honest. I am still open to other colleges, so suggestions will be appreciated.</p>

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<p>Currently a Junior in high school
Male
Latino
Class rank: 11/358 as of end of sophomore year</p>

<p>My school is suburban, middle-class, public, and known as a major sports school.</p>

<p>8th grade
94 Algebra Enr
91 Living Environmet
97 Spanish Enr</p>

<p>9th grade
94 Design & Drawing for Production
95 Earth Science Enr
95 English Enr
95 Geometry Enr
95 Global History AP Prep
99 Orchestra
97 Phys. Ed.
100 Word Processing</p>

<p>10 grade
100 Health
96 Accounting
100 AP World History
98 Chemistry Regents
95 English Enr
99 Inter. Algebra Enr.
100 Orchestra
98 Phys. Ed.
96 Spanish Enr</p>

<p>11 grade<--first quarter grades
100 AP American History
100 AP English language
96 AP Chemistry
100 Orchestra
100 Phys. Ed.
96 Precalculus Enr.
94 Spanish Enr.</p>

<p>12th grade courseload
AP Calculus BC
AP Statistic
AP European History
AP Physics B
Orchestra
Humanities
Economics
Government</p>

<p>College board tests
740 World History
4 AP World History
<em>Scheduled to take the SAT and the ACT soon</em></p>

<p>School extracurriculars
Math League (A team and officer)
Masterminds (Varisty)
Rotary (Inducted with distinction)
FBLA
National Honor Society
Spanish National Honor Society
Tennis (JV)
Private weekly violin lessons
Plays in a quartet for town events</p>

<p>Outside of school activities
2nd degree black belt and teacher in karate
Volunteer ambassador for local hospital</p>

<p>Awards
Invited by the People to People Ambassador program to study in Spain, France, and Italy
Invited to the Global Young Leaders Conference in China
3rd place in the New York state FBLA competition (accounting)
Invited to National Leaders Conference in Anaheim, CA
Attended the National Young Leaders Conference in Washington, DC
Won 1st, 1st, and 3rd place trophies at local karate tournament
Score of 95/100 on a violin solo festival (level 6, the highest level)</p>

<p>Harvard - reach
Princeton - reach
Columbia - match
Cornell - match</p>

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<p>it would depend on your SATs and ACTs but you should have a decent chance… </p>

<p>GOOD LUCK!</p>

<p>Thank you both. I have to agree with both of you. Cornell and Columbia are much more realistic.</p>

<p>I recently heard something from seniors at my high school. Apparently, in the last 3 years, we have had:
3 Yale students
2 Cornell students
0 Columbia students
0 Harvard students
0 Princeton students
0 U. Penn students
0 MIT students
0 Stanford students
0 Berkeley students
0 John Hopkins students</p>

<p>I live closer to Cornell than any other of these colleges, so that would be why we have many Cornell students, but could there be a reason why we have had ONLY Yale and Cornell students?</p>

<p>Why Cornell and Columbia are much more realistic?Maybe Cornell is,but not Columbia.
The fact is that these days Columbia is more selective than Princeton.
So,Cornell match,others reach.</p>

<p>Harvard- 20%
Cornell- 70%
Princeton-25%
Columbia-65%</p>

<p>Chance me Please!! </p>

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