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<p>Wow, I can’t believe it has come to this. :-)</p>

<p>Stanford has been my dream school since forever. I’m in love with every part of it.
So yeah.
All feedback is greatly appreciated</p>

<p>White female from Texas
GPA: 3.93 UW / 4.43 W (not including freshman year)
SAT: 740 Verbal, 710 Math, 710 Writing (2250)
ACT: 33
SAT II's: 720 Math L1 760 Spanish 750 US history Chemisty 780
Class rank: 30/700 (competitive public school)</p>

<p>Aps:
English Lit 5
World History 4
Biology 5
Chemistry 5
US history 4
Calculus 4
Economics 5</p>

<p>^^^^^^^^^^^^ Worked my ass off for those tests. You have no idea</p>

<p>Activities:
Varsity Cheerleader 10th 11th and 12th</p>

<p>Competitive cheerleader for 8 years. On an elite team/ level 5 team & an individual stunt group. At least 12 hours a week. Since 8th grade</p>

<p>My favorite activity outside of school is flying.
I’m a licensed pilot. IT IS MY PASSION. Not kidding</p>

<p>I been working with organizations for Breast Cancer Research. My mother had it.
I help raise money
Organized Walk-a-Thons
Organized a project to Raised Awarness by selling chocolates wrapped in pink ribbons at my school </p>

<p>Red cross- president </p>

<p>Yearbook-editor and chief</p>

<p>Volunteer at Texas Children Hospital, I talk, read, and sometimes sing (lol) to the sick kids. - I have 300 hours</p>

<p>I went on an Operation Smile trip to Ethiopia. (Sophmore Summer)</p>

<p>I took a trip to China to help orphans (Last Summer)</p>

<p>Misc:
I’ve won many awards for cheerleading including:
High point champion
Sportsmanship award
NCA, ASC, CA, COA and Cheerpower National Champion
ASC “Female Stunter of the year”</p>

<p>And I haven’t won any awards for flying, but I am the youngest female in the city with a license.</p>

<p>I should have awesome recs and essays. I’m a pretty bad ass writer.</p>

<p>I plan to major in Biology (Pre-med route) I want to be a pediatrician.</p>

<p>I’m applying EA</p>

<p>THANKS GUYS!</p>

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<p>yea. you're crazy.
i'm glad that you don't worry about rank and that lame stuff, and actually DO real things. its kinda inspiring. there's still genuinely good high schoolers out there.</p>

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<p>Your numerical stats are good, in the right range. I think your ECs sound really interesting =] I hope you can talk about how excited you are by a couple of them in your essays. Maybe tell a story about how it feels to fly a plane? That would be fascinating to read.</p>

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<p>Wow, Thanks guys!
Aww, That makes me feel good. LOL
Thanks for the feedback!</p>

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<p>You sound rich.</p>

<p>On topic, you have as good a chance as anybody. Maybe a little better. Your rank leaves some perfection to be desired, but otherwise I'd say things look very good.</p>

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<p>i think you mean 2160 not 2250 that you wrote...or maybe you mistyped one of the score breakdowns...
class rank is well below average for stanford, but AP scores are good, as are EC's...50/50 chance EA i'd say
Don't write biology/pre-med on the app</p>

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<p>Ohhh! Sorry bout that.
Totally mistyped.
I mad a
710 math
780 verbal
760 writing.</p>

<p>Jeez, I messed up bad.
That makes a differance huh?
Thanks for the feedback and the advise!</p>

<p>Top 5% is well below average for stanford?</p>

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<p>"Top 5% is well below average for stanford?"</p>

<p>I wouldn't say that it's "well below average", but keep in mind that 47% of Stanford admits are in the top 1-2% of their class.</p>

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