chances?

<p>so im a hs senior and have finally finished my apps. i should have probably posted on this thread before but whatever. </p>

<p>Rutgers, UMich- Ross, UVA, Carnegie Mellon- Tepper, Barnard, Georgetown, UChicago, Harvard, Duke, UPenn, Johns Hopkins</p>

<p>ive been accepted to rutgers on a full scholarship and to umich LSA, but havent heard from ross yet</p>

<p>indian, female, competitive public hs in nj
my sister went to Carnegie Mellon institute of technology and UChicago graduate school of business</p>

<p>my sophmore year i took a college level french class at the local college and received credit to go onto the next level of french at my high school </p>

<p>GPA: 4.2 w, 3.85 uw; 16/ 340
SAT: 700 CR, 800 M, 700 W (1500/2200)
SAT II: 790 Math II, 750 Chemistry, 720 Biology M
AP: 5 bio, 5 us history, 5 calc ab, 4 chem, 4 lang and comp</p>

<p>ECs: cross country- captain, 3 yr varsity runner, all county honorable mention; attending indian cultural school for past 13 years- magazine and newsletter editor; student of indian classical music for past 9 years- 6 performances; interact club- president for 2 years; Model UN- president; March of Dimes Youth Council- board president; english tutor for adult education; international services volunteer for red cross; food pantry volunteer; National Honor Society; Math League; Latin Club</p>

<p>Awards: National Merit commended student, AP Scholar with Distinction, National Latin Honor Society, Minds in Motion Scholar/ Athlete (4.0 gpa and varsity athlete), National Latin Exam- magna cum laude (4 years), Edward J. Bloustein Distinguished Scholar, Merck State Science Day participant, NJ Governor's School of Engineering Finalist; delegate to Girls Career Institute summer 2007 at Rutgers University</p>

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attending indian cultural school for past 13 years

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is your school only for indian kids lol?</p>

<p>are you wanting to major in engineering or business? as a female, choosing to major in engineering would have increased your chances of getting in... i'll assume it's business though since you applied to UMich-Ross.</p>

<p>UVA - Likely
Carnegie Mellon - Likely
Tepper - Not Sure
Barnard - Not Sure
Georgetown - Somewhat Likely
UChicago - Likely
Harvard - Somewhat Likely
Duke - Somewhat Likely
UPenn - Somewhat Likely
Johns Hopkins - Likely</p>

<p>strongest part of your app is your test scores; weakest is your ECs. they are impressive but if you don't have a reason for doing them it may look like you were just trying to build a resume. on the contrary, if you explained them and conveyed a genuine interest in them (like improving the clubs, etc. you were in), they are actually pretty strong.</p>

<p>no its like CCD but its for hinduism, nor christianity. i explained all of my ecs and related them to my interests and explained how i improved. and everything that i listed i have a legitimate interest in, none of them are resume padding except latin club, but i dont think i even wrote that. and ive spent a lot of time in all of them. </p>

<p>for UMIch and CMU, im applying to the business schools. everywhere else im applying as either an econ or math major.</p>

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no its like CCD but its for hinduism, nor christianity.

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just curious, are all/most of the kids indian though?</p>

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and everything that i listed i have a legitimate interest in, none of them are resume padding except latin club, but i dont think i even wrote that. and ive spent a lot of time in all of them.

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well, what i was really try to get at is are a majority of ECs things that already existed or did you start any of them? or, if they already existed, did you bring anything new to the club?</p>

<p>not all of them, but the majority are. i didnt start them, but i did bring new things to the clubs. but i might also just be saying that to make myself feel better.</p>