<p>Even though I will probably regret putting this up in a few hours...</p>
<p>Currently a Junior
Extremely Competitive High School
UW GPA: 3.83
W GPA: 4.41
Projected Junior PSAT Score: 208-211
Projected SAT Score: 2110 (730M, 680R, 700W)
Very Demanding Course Schedule (All Honors and AP's)
No Ranking at School due to overly-competitive atmosphere</p>
<p>EC's (pretty basic)
- MUN (Attended Several National Conferences)
- Red Cross and Other Community Service Activities (150+ Volunteer Hours)
- State Congressional Award for Community Service
- Amnesty International
- School Lacrosse Team (All Years)
- Have Played Indian Drums (Tabla), quite advanced
- Have taken courses in Local Community College
- Have taken college courses at UPenn
- Several Lacrosse Camps over the summer</p>
<p>Essays: I think I am a pretty good writer, and I expect by essays to be very well written. </p>
<p>I'm probably considered sub-average on CC, but I really want to see where I stand as the dreaded college admissions process nears.</p>
<p>Just Throwing Some Universities Out There:
Johns Hopkins
Rutgers-New Brunswick (In-State)
Penn State-University Park Campus
Carnegie Mellon
Cornell
UPenn
TCNJ (in-state)
NYU
University of Chicago
UCB
UCLA
UCI
UCSD</p>
<p>please add others you think would be suitable</p>
<p>I suggest taking off UCB/UCLA, as they are extremely difficult to get in from out of state. </p>
<p>Rugers and TCNJ, you're basically in...I'm also in NJ and I know those schools aren't too difficult to get into from in-state with those scores. </p>
<p>And don't project scores please -- it will give you a false impression. Just focus on grades for now, and remember to take SAT II's.</p>
<p>i dont have much knowledge of college admissions and i dont really have good stats myself....but i dont think any of us can make a fair judgment unless we see your ACTUAL sat scores....</p>