<p>Canadian High School Senior applying to ALL Ivy Leagues.</p>
<p>SAT I: CR:680, M:720 W:700
SAT II: Chem: 720, Math I 690 - going to retake this one
Projected Grade 12 Average: 95-98%
GPA: 4.0 (i think? Canada doesn't really use GPA, but I'm pretty sure I'd have a 4.0)
Rank: n/a
AP: Chem - 4
Senior Course Load: AP Biology, AP Calculus, AP Physics, Music, English</p>
<p>Extracurriculars:
- Arts Prefect (I organize all Arts Events in the school and am in charge of promoting the arts)
- Keyboard 1 player for School Musical Pit Orchestra
- Lead Percussionist in Concert Band
- Lead in last year's school play
- Chemistry Lab Assistant
- Editor in Chief of School Newspaper
- Tech Supervisor for school assemblies and events
- Assist in organizing various other school events such as a multicultural celebration night, a school film festival, and many others</p>
<p>Job/Work Experience: Camp counsellor for a horseback riding camp, babysitting, some odd jobs for an orthotics company (I assembled their website and put the stock online)</p>
<p>Volunteer/Community service: 120+ hours. At school events, at my barn, as a tech supervisor, at the hospital.</p>
<p>Summer Activities: Visited 10+ Universities and colleges, other then that nothing substantial, it was a financially hard summer on my family and we didn't have the money to do much.</p>
<p>Languages: Fluent in both Romanian and English, basic conversational Spanish and French, also took Mandarin Chinese for 3 years</p>
<p>Essays: Haven't written them yet
Teacher Recommendations: Haven't completed them yet
Counselor Rec: Same as above
Additional Rec: Same as above
Interview: Haven't gotten it yet</p>
<p>Other
State (if domestic applicant): Ontario, Canada
Country (if international applicant): Canada
School Type: Private school for 14 years
Ethnicity: White
Gender: female
Income Bracket: middle-class
Hooks (URM, first generation college, etc.): I'm first generation Canadian, my parents were european immigrants, although they did go to university, they had a tough time getting their degrees recognized in Canada.</p>