<p>I’m a junior in high school and was thinking of applying to Bryn Mawr next fall. I haven’t taken SATs yet, but based on this information, (let’s assume SAT’s are acceptable) what are my chances of acceptance?</p>
<p>-white, international female
-previously at competitive private school, before moving to US and attending competitive public school
-previous school worked ahead a year, I’m only a junior but am working on senior level courses</p>
<p>CUMULATIVE GPA over past 3 years, 3.8(unweighed)
-fresh GPA - 3.75 u/w
-soph GPA - 3.889 u/w
-junior(1) - 3.857 u/w
-estimate GPA for junior(2) - 3.8 u/w, 3.92 w</p>
<p>-COURSES FOR JUNIOR(2):
-English 12
-Dramatic Arts
-Gov’t
-Trig/Math Analysis
-AP Chem
-Gourmet Foods</p>
<p>-SCHEDULE FOR SENIOR YEAR:
-AP US History
-French 4
-AP Lit
-Physics
-AP Bio
-AP Calculus AB</p>
<p>-EC’s:
-Band ensembles: jazz, concert, senior level(9,10,11a)
-Alkahest Chem Honour Society (11b,12)
-Mu Alpha Theta (11b,12)
-Drama Honour Society (11b,12)
-Cooking/Child Care Club, treasurer(11b)
-participated in numerous theatre festivals
-private music lessons
-horseback riding, not competitively (9,10,11,12)</p>
<p>-HONOURS:
-Duke of Ed, bronze level(silver to be completed very soon)
-Proficiency Award (9,10,11a)
-Music Award (9,10)</p>
<p>-OTHER:
-school exchanges to Japan and England, (am v. interested in study abroad and internship opportunities)</p>
<p>At prev. school I took the highest level of courses possible, and they did not offer AP or honours classes. My main concern is the rigour of my courses will not look favourable to admissions officers, especially my junior year. Coming into a new country, not just a new school, we were unsure as to where I would be so we withheld on enrolling in more AP’s and honours classes. However, do not get the wrong idea from my junior courses. I am an extremely hardworking student, and will get stellar teacher recs when I apply next year.</p>