Chances @ U Chicago, Rice, or Emory?

<p>Hey all, what are my chances at Rice, Emory, Brown, U Chicago, Cornell, Pomona, Carleton, and Dartmouth (lots of schools, I know)? Any other suggestions or advice would be great!</p>

<p>I'm a white, male from WA state (eastern part, not Seattle), and will be a senior.</p>

<p>SAT I NEW: 2200 (740 M, 730 CR, 730 W)
SAT II: (760 Chem, 800 IIC)</p>

<p>My school doesn't offer AP's, but I'll graduate w/ an Associate of Arts degree from my local community college.</p>

<p>GPA UW @ High School: 4.00
GPA UW @ College: 3.95-3.97 (still one year left)</p>

<p>Classes:</p>

<p>4+ yrs. HS math w/calculus as sophmore, 3 quarters college calculus 4.0 GPA
2+ yrs. HS science
3 quarters "Advanced Inorganic Chemistry" @ college w/ 3.8 GPA (94% avg.)
1 (maybe more) quarter of 200 level Physics @ college (haven't taken yet)
4+ yrs. Social Sciences/History
3 quarters Japanese @ college 4.00 GPA</p>

<p>EC's:</p>

<p>4 yrs. varsity Math Team, 3 yrs varsity captain w/ state level finishes
4 yrs. varsity Knowledge Bowl, 3 yrs. varsity captain
2 yrs. National Honor Society Member (that's the max @ my school)
Eagle Scout
9 years private guitar instruction (I ROCK!!!)
participant of UDOC (a competitive pre-med interested program)
80+ hrs. volunteering @ local hospital
200+ hrs. volunteering in ER</p>

<p>I'm special because:</p>

<p>I can solve a Rubik's cube in about 1 min 15 sec.</p>

<p>That's all I can think of off the top of my head...so thanks again!</p>

<p>bump anyone? :)</p>

<p>Your chances at all of these schools are great. Make sure to write superb essays and to show interest.</p>

<p>Your chances are great. You also have the perfect number of ECs. Most kids have a stupid laundry list with a zillion different awards dating back to second grade. Rice accepts 40% of out of state applicants and is the cheapest of those schools (as well as the most prestigious). Definitely visit Rice and write them letters to show interest. </p>

<p>You might even get into Princeton since you're from Washington, give it a shot. Your scores are right in Princeton's range.</p>

<p>bill_smear,</p>

<p>Rice is a private school. It doesn't have to accept 40% of out ot state applicants</p>

<p>yo I know Rice is a private school. They still accept 40% of out of state applicants, mainly cause so many kids from Texas apply. Also Rice's yield with the kids from the East Coast isn't that good, considering that kids who apply to Harvard and Yale make Rice a safety school.</p>