<p>Hi guys, I was wondering what colleges I should put on my list/would find a good fit with based on my stats. I'm interested in pursuing pre-med and want a medium-sized school preferably in an urban or semi-urban environment.</p>
<p>Objective:
SAT I (breakdown): 2340 (760CR, 800M, 780W, first time single sitting)
SAT II: Not taken yet, predicting 750+ on math 2/us history/bio m
Unweighted GPA (out of 4.0): 4.28 on 4.33 scale, probably 4.0 on 4.0 scale
Rank (percentile if rank is unavailable): 1/115ish
AP (place score in parenthesis): Bio, USH, Calc AB, Environmental (self-study), Psychology (self-study)
IB (place score in parenthesis):
Senior Year Course Load: Exhausted most of my school curriculum so only AP Gov and AP English. Maybe taking online APs, self-studying Chem, Calc BC and Stats. A few honors courses. Generally the hardest possible courseload I could take
Major Awards (USAMO, Intel etc.): NMSF qualifying score (first in school in over 5 years, maybe closer to 10), likely AP Scholar with Distinction, school awards
Subjective:
Extracurriculars (place leadership in parenthesis): JV Soccer (varsity senior year), Varsity Indoor Track (#3 in D4 in state of MA in event (#1 junior), #20 in All-States in event (#7 junior), other state meet medals, Most Improved Award, likely captain senior year), Varsity Outdoor Track (similar achievements to Indoor), DECA (#1 in district in event, #1 in state of MA in event, competing at nationals, Head Voting Delegate for chapter at states, officer senior year), NHS (President), GSA (Founding member and VP since sophomore year), Student Council (elected class representative, elected to regional student council for senior year), Academic Decathlon/Quiz Show (Captain/President), Along with another student I'm working with a teacher and the principal to revise the mission statement/core values of the school to ensure accreditation, Key Club, Xylophone lessons, two clubs I did only freshman year
Job/Work Experience: Paid weekly tutoring, pet-sitting, yard work
Volunteer/Community service: Decent amount: volunteer at elementary school in between sports seasons, volunteer at cat shelter every Saturday, volunteer tutor 2-3 times a week, some Key Club hours
Summer Activities: Summer soccer, track camp, Summer @ Brown sophomore summer, weeklong lab program at BU, possible internship/volunteering at hospital this summer</p>
<p>General comment: Not the greatest on paper but in the context of my school I'm decently successful. Skipped a grade in math in 6th grade and doubled up to get ahead on sciences sophomore year (explains why I've exhausted my math/science curriculum), first to get NMSF in a while, maybe highest GPA in school history (have to find out for sure), only person on track team to qualify for All-States as an individual, only kid in DECA chapter to qualify for nationals/get top 3 placement at states, first person in school to self-study AP exams, first to have more than 2 APs junior year, avg SAT score at my school is around 1600, etc</p>
<p>So what do you guys think? I'm generally a passionate, open-minded person and I want a school that would be a good fit. Definitely more math/science oriented than humanities oriented. Also I'm a white (half-middle eastern) male who goes to a MA public school and I'm thinking of applying to 10-15 colleges</p>