Duke ED, Stanford, Harvard, Princeton, Yale

<p>Chances?</p>

<p>GPA: 3.8, 4.5 weighted
Class rank: Unranked</p>

<p>ACT: 34 composite, 35 reading, 35 writing, 36 science, 31 math
SAT: 2150, 750 reading, 720 math, 680 writing
SAT 2's: 790 Physics, 780 US History</p>

<p>AP(s): Human Geography(5), US Government(3), World History(3), US History(5), Physics B(5), Calculus AB(4), English Language and Composition(5), Statistics (senior), Macroeconomics (senior), Microeconomics (senior), Biology (senior), English Literature and Composition (senior), Spanish Language and Culture (senior)
AP Scholar with distinction</p>

<p>Extracurriculars:
Performed research with the Integrative Physiology Department at CU in the Laboratory of Applied Exercise Science studying the effects of low dose, chronic, intermittent carbon monoxide inhalation on total hemoglobin mass, VO2max, and cycling economy</p>

<p>Current U19 National Cycling National Champion</p>

<p>12 time former Cycling National Champion</p>

<p>Finished 10th at the 2013 U19 Junior World Cycling Championships (America was allowed 2 riders)</p>

<p>2nd Overall in Varsity High School Mountain Biking</p>

<p>Coached kids at the Bicycle Racing Association of Colorado Junior Cyclocross Camp</p>

<p>Volunteered at Alta Physical Therapy</p>

<p>Donated Bikes with Community Cycles</p>

<p>Legacy/Alumni:
Both parents got PhD's from Stanford
I'd be 4th generation at Princeton
Grandpa attended Yale
Cousin at Harvard</p>

<p>Do you plan on biking in college? If so, none of these schools are out of reach, and even without it princeton chances are high.</p>

<p>If you apply to Duke ED and get in, you won’t be applying anywhere else.</p>

<p>I plan on riding/racing for the colleges, but cycling is a club sport.</p>

<p>And at the moment, I’m debating whether to apply to Stanford REA or Duke ED, as Stanford has been my dream school since I was little but I think I have a better chance of being accepted to Duke.</p>

<p>I would be surprised. Stanford gives a lot of importance to championship level athletes. </p>

<p>Your academics and scores are competitive. Athletics and double legacy should provide the edge.</p>

<p>Also, FWIW, my junior year GPA was a 4.0 unweighted. My only B’s came freshman and sophomore year.</p>

<p>If you don’t mind me asking texaspg, what are your credentials? Were you a former admissions officer? Thanks.</p>

<p>I have no credentials whatsoever!</p>