<p>Now that I have your attention... reviving my chances thread for some more feedback.</p>
<p>Stats:
SAT: 2300
SAT IIs: Probably 700-800 range
GPA: 4.0 UW/ 4.7-4.8 W (taking most difficult courseload)
Rank: Most Likely will be Valedictorian</p>
<p>Location/Person:
School Type: Public Magnet (IB)
Ethnicity: URM
Income: Low
Gender: Female</p>
<p>ECs:
Gifted Summer Program at local university
Piano (playing since in grade school)
Varsity Tennis- 10 + 11 (shooting for co-captain senior year)
NHS- 10 + 11
100+ volunteer hours by graduation
School Academic Team- 11 (leadership next year possibly)</p>
<p>Awards:
Varsity Letter
National Merit</p>
<p>Recs/Essays: Should be good+
Intended major: Biomedical Engineering/ Pre-Med</p>
<p>you have really great chances .. your stats are great esp. in the URM pool, it's just the ECs/awards that are slightly lacking but still i think you will get into most of those schools.</p>
<p>take northeastern off ur list for cryin out loud
u have a 2300, perfect GPA, at an IB magnet school
why wont u try for better
Northeastern Pretty much sucks, compared to schools u should be looking at (unless u meant northwestern)</p>
<p>seriously
ur in at all of them
shoot for higher like HYPS, IVYs, and other super elite top privates
with ur grades u could even have a chance at schools like great schools in europe</p>
<p>Well, my ECs are seriously lacking in comparison to most CCers (with similar stats not getting into big-name schools). Northeastern is on there as a safety (hopefully). HYPS doesn't really appeal to me and Brown is the only Ivy I can see myself seriously attending (Princeton maybe, but the rest...). I considered MIT and Franklin Olin and I suppose I shall add those to my list. Europe is way too expensive for me and scholarships for US attendance there is FIERCE!!! Lol.</p>
<p>i'm not sure about Hopkins BME. it's obviously the most competitive major at jhu and i don't think your ECs reflect your passion for science. however, you do have excellent "numbers", so i'd definitely give it a shot. i'd say you have a 50% chance of jhu ED (BME). with other majors i'd probably say 75% chance.</p>