<p>hi everyone, here are my stats:
Sat 1
Verbal- 690
Math- 760
writing- 770</p>
<p>sat 2
biology- 590 (taken in 9th grade)
american history- 740
Literature- 730</p>
<p>will have 3 ap's completed by the end of this year, (junior) recieved a 5 on the ap euro test as a sophmore. Attend a challenging prep school with a 3.92 gpa (unweighted). All classes are honors or ap level including 2 languages (ancient greek and spanish)
Extracurricular- editor in chief of school newspaper, member of yearbook, have taken piano lessons for 7 years and participate in NYSSMA (nys music competition) I also commute 65 miles every day to school by train.
What are my chances at the following: Boston college, cornell, northwestern and notre dame??</p>
<p>I am more familiar with Cornell and Northwestern, but I will give you predictions for all four. </p>
<p>You seem to be an average applicant for Cornell and Northwestern, so I put your chances around 25-30% for those two. Notre Dame should be about 65-70%, with 75-80% for BC.</p>
<p>thanks for the input... anyone else?</p>
<p>I think you have a great chance of getting into Northwestern and Cornell. Your SAT scores are very good and it looks like you don't try to cram everything into your EC list. </p>
<p>Alot of people think that you should have like genius scores to get into Ivy league schools but they just want someone unique. A bunch of students who have had lower SAT scores or GPA have gotten in bec. the schools know that they're smart and have something interesting to contribute. And Cornell is the least selective of the Ivy Leagues so I think you'll do perfectly fine.</p>