Duke ED Chance - ISEF, Microsoft Researcher

EC’s:

Intel ISEF Grand Award Winner

Microsoft Research Intern

UW Information Processing Lab Research Intern

UW Applied Physics Lab Research Intern

Captain of World Class Robotics Team

Software Engineer at Electronics Company

Machine Learning Teacher (community service)

Sigma Xi Research Paper Publisher

Lead Pianist at Orchestra

TOP AWARDS:

3rd Place in Category Intel International Science and Engineering Fair

INCOSE Honorable Mention Intel International Science and Engineering Fair

Invitation to present on Junior Edison (widely televised in China)

Quarterfinalist Robotics World Competition

Grand prize, 112k in scholarships, 12 special awards at WSSEF

STATS:

3.85 at top 30 school in nation, 12 AP’s

35 act

1520 sat

760 bio sat

800 math 2 (hopefully)

Mixed race asian white

REC:

Two good teachers

2 Microsoft high ups

1 uw professor

ESSAYS:

Good

http://talk.qa.collegeconfidential.com/what-my-chances/2095312-generic-chance-answer-for-super-selective-colleges.html

you literally have a 100% chance of getting in, honestly your app is something I’d expect to see for hyps. You must really love duke :slight_smile:

No.

Accepted (in all likelihood)

Great candidate for an AB Duke Scholarship. If you go to Duke you will be groomed for a Rhodes…

Congratulations on your many accomplishments!

just wondering why u r ed to duke? your username is “Harvardorbust” and ur stats are clearly above it oriented towards science — have u considered Stanford cause Stanford loves science research kids who win awards like regeneron & intel

Duke is very strong in the sciences and it will only get better after a massive infusion of capital and resources (new engineering buildings, quantitative initiative, etc.)

As an ED applicant, I understand that it might be tempting to diminish the competition by suggesting that attractive candidates apply elsewhere but Duke has a long history of recruiting ISEF winners, Putnam fellows, etc.

A recent example is Brittany Wenger. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brittany_Wenger
Shree Bose, another Google Science Fair Grand Prize winner is currently a medical student at Duke.