Chances...

<p>Likely to apply regular decision.</p>

<p>Public School
GPA: 3.7 weighted
I'm a Junior now, and this is my first year taking slightly below the most challenging courses offered: (Regular Precalculus, Honors Spanish V, AP Biology, AP Lang/Comp, AP USII, Honors Web Design)
PSAT: V 80 M 56 W 66 (96th percentile)
Projected SAT I Scores: V 750 M 700 W 750 (my current Practice SAT scores)
I'll be taking SATII Biology E/M, USH, and Math IC (math isn't my strong suit...). I should score 700+ on each.
AP Tests: Language and Composition, Biology, US History (4/5s expected.)</p>

<p>Extracurricular Interests</p>

<p>Academic</p>

<p>• 2002-2004 - member on National Champion FIRST Robotics Team #25 – Raider Robotics - 10-15 hours per week
Freshman Year: Head of Scouting
Sophomore Year: Lead Robot Driver, Head of Scouting, Webmaster
• 2004-2005 - member on FIRST Robotics Team #1257 – Parallel Universe – 10-15 hours per week
Junior Year: Head of Scouting
• 2004-Current - President/Founder of the Student Medical Association – 2 hours per week
• 2004-Current - member of Future Business Leaders of America – 2 hours per week
Junior Year: Webmaster, Received Top Honors in the Technology Concepts competition at the North-Central Regional
• 2002-Current - Staff Writer for “The Banner”, a student-written and published newspaper – 1 hour per week</p>

<p>Community/Volunteer</p>

<p>• Summer 2004 - 50+ hours of community service running a “Lego Camp” at a local church for middle school students</p>

<p>Employment</p>

<p>• 2001-2004 - Summer employment at an Internist/Infectious Disease Specialist’s Office – 40 hours per week
• 2004-Current - Creator/Owner/Operator of a browser-based massive multiplayer online roleplaying game, entitled Cru’en’tus, written in HTML and PHP – 5-10 hours per week</p>

<p>I'd give it a pretty high chance. Many of my friends were rejected to BOTH UC Berkeley and UCLA, yet made it to JHU. Why? High SAT scores.</p>

<p>if its RD, im not sure id be quite as confident as the last poster, but definately if your essays and recs etc are really strong, u have a very good shot</p>

<p>I had similar grades, scores, and amount of EC's, and I got in ED. The admissions office will read thousands of applications similar to yours.
You need to make yours standout. Write an interesting nonformulaic essay, include as much extra stuff in your application as you can. You started your own online role playing game? then give them a url and data on how many people play it. They get lots of applicants with better scores than you, so you need to show them stuff besides numbers which set you above everyone else. If an admissions officer needs to choose 1 applicant out of a stack of 200 to be accepted, she'll likely choose "the internet game kid" applicant over ones she doesn't remember anything about. Bla Bla you've heard this all before I'm sure but its all true.</p>

<p>aignam,</p>

<p>u have a shot...
BUT... if u REALLY want to go to hopkins... ur gonna have to improve a few things... esp if u apply RD</p>

<p>first - BE UNIQUE!!!!!!!!
second - wat ethnicity r u?... trust me it matters.
if u r white.. u r fine
if u r asian [indian, chinese, korean, oriental]... then u will have problems... admissions into jhu as an asian is VERY difficult... ESPECIALLY if u apply as a science major... cuz there r soooooo many ...
so ur major/ ethnicity will help/hurt you
if u r an underrepresented minority... u will probably get in with those stats [not to sound ignorant... but the facts dont lie]</p>

<p>remember BE UNIQQUEEEEEEEEEEEEE... dont be like every other kid... be different... do sumthin special outside of skool... like.. if u like medicine [which i get the impression u do]... train to become an EMT [its intense... trust me... but it makes u different and shows motivation]</p>

<p>like there so many things u can do... just dont be like everyone else... the easiest way to stand out... is the $10 essay... dont try to be creative for the hell of being creative.. but be different... not necessarily crazy... just not the norm... i cant explain it to u... because every great essay is sumthing truly unique to that person...</p>

<p>anyway... i hope it helps
best of luck</p>