<p>GPA (W): 5.20
GPA (U/W): 3.95
Class Rank: 1 out of 250
SAT: 2290
ACT: 35
SAT II: Bio(M) 800, Math IIC 800, Chem 800
AP Scores:
World History: 4
Biology: 5
Chemistry (projected): 5
Calculus AB (projected): 5
English Language (projected): 4/5
USH (projected): 4/5
Psychology (projected): 5
Physics C: Mechanics (projected) 4/5
Statistics (projected): 4/5</p>
<p>Race/Gender: Chinese Male
School: Diverse/competetive/private
Other: Took one class at local private university: Human Anatomy and Physiology 1 and 2
Took two classes at local community colleges: Linear Programming and Graph Theory
Self-studied AP Statistics</p>
<p>Extracurricular Activities: (Volunteer Hours: 300+)
-Mu Alpha Theta President (12), Mu Alpha Theta Vice President (11), Mu Alpha Theta Historian (10)
-Florida Junior Academy of Sciences (Presidential Chapter) Vice President (12), Secretary (11)
-National Honor Society Treasurer (12)
-Lieutenant of Pre-Med Club (11)
-Helped found Science National Honor Society (11-12)
-High Honor Roll (9-12)
-Compete in piano competitions at local and state levels for performance and music theory, earned Superiors (9-12)
-National Guild Member for Piano (11)
-District Guild Member for Piano (10)
-Placed 3rd in Florida Junior Academy of Science Convention in Physical Sciences (11)
-Placed 4th in Broward County Science Fair (11)
-Qualified for AIME, scored 3 (11)
-One of top scorers in the state for Florida Math League
-Qualified for United States National Chemistry Olympiad (11)
-Placed 15th in region for Pre-Calculus at March Regional MAO competition (10)
-Placed T-14th in region for Statistics at January Regional MAO competition (11)
-Placed 10th in region for Statistics at February Regional MAO competition (11)
-Placed 6th in region for Statistics at March Regional MAO competition (11)
-Placed 19th in state for Number Theory at FAMAT state convention (11)
-Chosen as a HOBY representative for school (leadership conference)
-Played JV basketball (9), varsity cross-country (9-12), track and field 1 mi and 2 mi (11-12)
-Went to China between 10th and 11th grade to tutor English to 1st and 2nd grade children, helped raise money to buy reading books
-Member of Spanish Honor Society (9-12)
-Member of One Planet United (11-12)</p>
<p>Scattergrams from your school are much more useful to you than any info we can give here. What it takes from your school is what matters. You have an uphill battle being Chinese and from private school.</p>
<p>I'll second that. I'm also a Chinese male, and attend private school. I have similar stats to yours, and although without any personal experience (I'm a junior) I can tell it's going to be an uphill battle. An Indian GIRL (remember, they like girls doing math/science) with 2400/36/9 AP/National Science fair got deferred from Harvard.</p>
<p>I am also kinda new to the website. You have alot of ECs (sorry could not read all) and you seem like a typical person trying to find out their chances (from what I have read on CC, most of the threads had perfect SAT scores and many ECs). So far so good though. However, it will still be competitive. Just make sure you stand out in your essay. I think you have a good chance to any school of your choice if you are unique and stand out from all other students applying to the school of your choice.</p>
<p>You're certainly qualified for all the schools you've mentioned, but you do not have anything that stands out...at that point, it's really pretty random. You could get into several, but could also easily be rejected by every one. some of those schools are slightly easier than others, but you definitely need to also apply to some safeties (and perhaps more true matches.) I know plenty of people with equal to better stats who were rejected this year from many colleges. So I say it doesn't hurt to try, but I wouldn't count on getting in.</p>