<p>Ok I'm a white female, I live in CT, I go to a Magnet School for Global and International Studies, wen I go to college I plan on majoring in international relations.</p>
<p>GPA:3.9 unweighted
Class Rank: 4/105 (it's very very very competitive)
SAT I: 2300
SAT II:
Chinese W/ Listening: 650
World History: 720
Literature: 750</p>
<p>Taking the hardest coarses possible and extra coarses in my own time on the Virtual High School network. Profficient in Chinese and Spanish. By the time i graduate i will have 6 APs.</p>
<p>ECs:
*Unified Special Olympics Althlete (8 years)/certified coach(3 years) put in over 150 hours a year
*Varsity Swimmer-3 years
*Show Choir - 4 years (had several solos)
*Speaking parts in School Musicals - 4 years
*Student Abolitionists Stopping Slavery - founder/vp 4 years
*Model UN - 3 years
*Geography Bee - 3 years (team got 2nd place last year)
*Piano - 11 years (musicianship achievement award from Connecticut State music teachers association)
*Irish Dancing - 6 years (won Traditional Set at regional championships last year) championship level, I compete a lot all over new england and new york
*Walk Against Hunger: 4 years
*Organized fundraiser for childrens hospital in memory of a special olympics althete of mine that died
*People to People Student Ambassador to Australia and New Zealand
*New Perspectives Exchange Student in Japan
*Chinese Class Trip to visit Sister School in China
*YFU Summer Exchange to Ecuador</p>
<p>My Schools:
Georgetown (will be applying Early Action)
George Washington
American
Tufts
NYU
Columbia
Brown
Boston University
Northeastern
Wellesley</p>
<p>I kno my school list is pretty high but could you tell me what my changes are at these schools? Thanx sooooo much!!!!!!!</p>
<p>First off, don't worry about it, you're a lock for Wellesley, NE, BU, American, and GW, got a very good shot at GT, NYU, Columbia, and Brown. Nonetheless, I may not be an AdComm or anything, but a long list of EC's that are varied in subject is tough to interpret. How many pianists and community service addicts do AdComms see. Instead of having a laundry list of EC's, figure out some EC's that represent what you have a passion for. </p>
<p>And not gonna lie - I get a little annoyed when people with near perfect grades, SAT's, EC's, etc ask "do I have a chance".....obviously you do, and you're obviously a smart person, so I would think you'd know that too.. So, for a lot of people, when they see threads like this, they get a little insulted because the thread comes off as a way to just boast =) regardless of that being true, its just the way it seems</p>
<p>First of all I'm sorry if I come accross as boasting, I'm really not trying to be. Its just I kno people who've had stats as good if not better than mine who'v been rejected from places like Gtown, brown, and columbia.</p>
<p>The reason I speak chinese and spanish is because in my school we hav 2 b fluent in a second language in order 2 graduate so I took chinese for that. The reason i speak spanish is cuz at my old elementary skool we started spanish in 1st grade and i continued it through middle school. Plus i had to use it wen i went to equador.</p>
<p>I should probably explain how i got into special olympics. My mom is the local coordinator and my little sister is autistic so I started out volunteering there really young. A friend of mine who also has an sibling with special needs and I go to the coaches clinics and we run part of the practices. We also are in a unified relay team where we run a relay with two athletes and compete in events with them.</p>
<p>Very cool with the Special Olympics. You have a safety/financial safety with Northeastern and some strong matches so you will be fine in any case. Your ec's and activities all sort of go along with the IR major - show an interest in and respect for all types of people and cultures. Go for it, and best wishes for a wonderful April next year!</p>