<p>Hey. I couldn't resisting posting my stats and asking what my chances for EA would be... thank you. </p>
<p>SAT: 1500: 800 Verbal, 700 Math (argh). Taken once.</p>
<p>PSAT: 79 V, 75 M, 76 W, 230 total, NM Semifinalist. (Do you think my 75 M would somewhat improve on my 700 SAT Math in the eyes of the adcoms?)</p>
<p>SAT IIs: 800 Writing, 750 French, 750 Literature (all taken once). </p>
<p>APs: Chemistry: 5 English Lit: 4. (!!! That is SO weird, as I am so much better verbally, and I was exceedingly unprepared for the AP Chem.) </p>
<p>Grades: All honors/APs, toughest curriculum. I'll only have 5 APs by the time of graduation, but that is pretty much what my school offers. I go to a pretty good private, Quaker school where 100% of the graduates go on to four-year colleges, and for whatever reason, not many APs are offered. I have all As (including senior year quarter grades) except a B+ in honors Algebra II in 9th grade, an A- in honors geometry in 10th grade, and an A- in AP Calc AB in senior year. My school does not rank, but I am in the Cum Laude Society (which is for the top 10%), and if it did rank, I'm nearly positive that I'd be in the top 5%, maybe #1. </p>
<p>Activities: Student Gov (Class VP- 9-12, Student Council- 9-12, Student Council Co-President - 12, Honor Council- 10-12), Model UN (9-12), Theatre (9-12, some medium-sized parts in school plays), Violin (since I was little), Chorus + Madrigal Choir (9-12, Bass Sectional Leader- 10-12, plus some choral work outside of school), Research Assistant for an sociologist (11, it was a competitive process), Peace/Quaker political activism (10,11).</p>