College Suggestions?? IB Student

College Search & Selection
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<p>Hey I'm just going to post a miniature cv and i would really appreciate it if you could give me some suggestions for colleges (preferably North-East). I leave in Greece, I'm Greek but I'm also Jewish. My citizenship is Spanish/Greek.</p>

<p>SAT1: Math 780, Reading 670, Writing 730 - 2180 (English is not my native language)
SAT2: French 730, Math L1 750, Math L2 800, Chemistry 800, Physics 800</p>

<p>IB Grades (Teacher's Predictions):
Physics HL : 7
History HL: 7
Math HL: 7
English A2 HL: 7
Modern Greek A1 SL: 7
Economics SL: 7
42/42</p>

<p>AP Calculus 5
AP Physics 5</p>

<p>9th, 10th and 11th grade honor roll
AMC10 School Winner - 2010
AMC12 School Winner - 2011
School's only Participant AIME competition - 2011
Co-editor and Co-founder of our school magazine
Varsity Tennis 2009-2011
Varsity Track 2007-2010
Summer of 2011 Special Olympics volunteer
Other than Greek(native language) and French (i've taken the B2 French exam and passed at the age of 13), I also speak some Spanish, having taken private lessons for 2 years.
stuff that i can't really think about right now</p>

<p>I am interested in studying engineering, i like a college with a wide open campus, not in the middle of a city. I don't really mind the number of students attending. Not really interested in alcohol and weed like the last person asking for this service did.</p>

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<p>Go to college pro-wler (without the dash, cc deletes that name) and they have a nice recommendation system where you put in stuff like school size, location, major, environment, and scores.</p>

<p>But from what you’ve stated here, it seems like you’d like Dartmouth and Cornell. They’re intense to get into, but they’d be nice reaches.</p>

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<p>ty for the info i checked the website out and i will work with it tomorrow morning</p>

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<p>My mother insists that i should not apply to Cornell because i will commit suicide and get depressed (usually happens the opposite way around) haha how bad could it be?</p>

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<p>Many schools get an unfairly bad reputation for being pressure cookers and for having high suicide rates. Unfortunately, Cornell did have an unusual rash of suicides last year, and I’m sure that has many families worried. But I have a couple of very happy friends there who assure me that there is not widespread depression, and that those were freak accidents that garnered more publicity than most college suicides. (Because sadly there are suicides at colleges across the country.)</p>

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<p>U Michigan is a great fit for you.
Northwestern and Cornell are also a great match.
Duke and UCB are slightly above you but I’m sure with good essays you will make it there.</p>

<p>I’d recommend Penn and Columbia but you don’t like a campus in the middle of a city sooo.</p>