<p>AP:
US History 4
AP Lang/Comp 4 <=took online course</p>
<p>Courses: all hardest I can take</p>
<p>EC:
Science League 10-12th
Waksman Scholars program w/Rutgers 11-12th
Chamber Orchestra 7-12th
Piano 5-12th
Columbia Science Honors Program
UMDNJ's Pre-medical program
Chinese school 5-11th
NHS
National Spanish Honors Society
National Science Honors Society</p>
<p>Volunteer:
76 hours only 9th grade at Chinese School</p>
<p>Awards:
world-wide Chinese essay contest in middle school
a bunch of awards in Chinese School
graduated with honors at UMDNJ's program</p>
<p>Summers:
2007 HSHSP research for 7 weeks at Michigan State University
-submitting for Intel
2004, 2005 JHU CTY summer programs</p>
<p>Work:
radiology imaging center-LOTS of hours for this
canvassed for current mayor 11 hours</p>
<p>I think I can write a really good essay for Brown.</p>
<p>you are the epitome of a typical applicant
academics are okay
ecs are cliche'</p>
<p>there is almost NOTHING that makes you stand out amongst the rest of the pool of applicants
id say brown is a reach, only cus theyre mad unpredictably fickle and youre, no offense, a "plain applicant"</p>
<p>Your Intel application, plus your radiology job are quite unusual for Brown. You have high scores, a great GPA, you are a URM (at least for Brown), and you come from a school known for producing Ivy admittees. This tells me that you are a match for Brown based upon all of the above. Make sure that your Intel application comes through--and that your research is a plausible candidate for award (even if it doesn't get one).</p>
<p>Good luck.</p>
<p>P.S. I was admitted to Brown myself (although I was unable to attend for financial reasons).</p>
<p>Even though you have excellent credentials and I'm sure you would be successful if you were accepted at these colleges, I'm don't think your application will stand out from all the other qualified applicants. If you love Brown, apply to it, because you can never tell.</p>