<p>GPA: 4.22 W , 3.83 UW
Rank: 50/1021 , Top 5%
Asian
Illinois
Male
Hopeful Major: Chemistry (Pre-med track) </p>
<p>Classes:
Freshman: No honors classes
Sophomore: 2 honors classes
Junior: AP Psych (5), APUSH (4), AP Eng Lang (3), AP Stats (5), 2 honors classes
Senior: AP Calc BC, AP Chem, AP Phys B, AP Eng Lit, 1 honors class</p>
<p>Test Scores:
ACT: 27 , Will retake in September (I have studied all summer and expect to get 29-31 but have scored 31-32 on many practice tests)
SAT: Will take in October , (I have studied kind of for the exam and expect 1360-1420 / 2050-2150)</p>
<p>Updated EC's:
Varsity Cross Country - Captain , several varsity letters
Varsity Track and Field - Captain , several varsity letters
Spanish Club Member
School Newspaper Writer
CEC Member (Tutors less advanced academically kids at school)
Cultural Group Volunteer</p>
<p>Other stuff:
-AP Scholar with Honor
-Appointed to the Conference's Leadership Committee for Sports
-Might be part of another volunteer group and club
-High honor roll every semester and other academic honors
-Certificate of Recognition for Leadership</p>
<p>-Should get good recs and have started to write good essays</p>
<p>match, definitely
if you can improve your test scores, you might even get some cash
my UW GPA and class rank were similar
I had a few less APs
and similar activites, and I got a scholarship, so, just work on those test scores!</p>
<p>Neither. It is, for you, a safety. Your courseload, gpa, and rank have all but assured you a spot. Your ACT score could due to be boosted, particularly if you want a chance at a better school, but it isn't out of range at Case.</p>
<p>I got in, albeit without scholarship. For the sake of comparison, I scored around a 1950 (exact number escapes me) on my SAT, and a cumulative of about 2100. A few ECs, most of which were minor, other than some noteworthy volunteer work with political groups and several awards won from Model UN. Grade-wise, my gpa was deflated by having spent two years in an elite New England private school. Ended up with a 3.5 weighted upon graduation, not clue what it was unweighted, but certainly no better than a 3.35.</p>
<p>On a sidenote, good job on AP Stats. I believe that is the one class that you need a 5 to get credit for.</p>