Chances :)

Colleges and Universities A-Z University of Pennsylvania
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<p>-Entering Senior Year at really competitive private school in San Diego, CA
-GPA 3.86/4.49 (school weights Honors and AP courses)
Upward Trend (B+/A- to A/A+)
Very Hard Senior Year (5 AP's, 7 classes)
10 Honors classes total, 7 AP's
-SAT I: 2110 (will retake, should get at least 2200)
Math:.............750
Reading:.........710
Writing:..........650
-SAT II: US Hist:..........710
Biology (M):....750
Math II:..........790
-AP's: Biology:..........5
English Lang....5
Micro Econ......?
Macro Econ.....?
Physics B........?
Calc AB..........?
Human Geo.....?
English Lit.......?
-Extracurriculars:
Arts:
13 years of piano lessons (with music theory awards)
Play keyboard in school's Pep Band
5 years of self taught jazz guitar
Guitar in Pep Band and school jazz band
Taught myself saxophone and trumpet in summer before senior year to
play in school's jazz band.
Really into jazz (essay material)
Sports:
2 years Varsity soccer (likely captain next year)
1 year of Varsity Tennis
2 years of Varsity Golf
Insanely good at foosball, badmitton, and footbag (hackey sack) (best in school of ~700, should I include?)<br>
My team won school's intramural hockey championship (should I include?)
Pretty good surfer...
Other:
Over 50 hours of community service (certain # required for school)
Small amount of job experience (like a week :) Possibly more this year
Member of California Scholarship Federation
Starting fund raising club at school next year (for charity)</p>

<p>Really interested in Business/Economics.
Should I risk applying to Wharton, or stick with CAS?</p>

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<p>i think you're in pretty good shape. you'll get those SATs up, but schools aren't just about numbers, so those music ECs will probably help!
if you're really interested in business, then apply to wharton. it's better to apply to a harder school in something you're more interested in rather than applying to an "easier" school that you're not too interested in. your chances will be better at wharton than at cas if you show more interest in business.
are you applying ED?</p>