<p>Hey I'm a senior right now. I did ED. I'm Indian and currently in Louisiana.</p>
<p>GPA: 3.767 uw and 4.4 w; RANK: 18 of 106 for uw and 33 of 106 w.</p>
<p>APs:
Biology: 5
US His: 5
Environmental sci: 5
Psychology : 5
European his: 4
Human Geo: 4
Macro Econ : 3</p>
<p>Current classes: ap cal ab, ap Chem, ap comp gov, ap micro, anatomy and physiology H, and physics H. </p>
<p>ACT: 31
Reading - 32
Science - 33
Math - 33
Eng - 27, Essay - 10, combined 28.</p>
<p>SAT II - Bio M: 700; Math lv 2: 780</p>
<p>I have killer recommendations.</p>
<p>Extracurricular:
National Science Honor Society: Founder and President since 11th
4 years b-ball; cap of Varsity in 12th and cap of JV in 11th
3 years: Student council
4 years: Key club
2 years: Mu alpha theta
2 years: National honor society</p>
<p>Research and work:
Pathways to environmental science: 2 month intern at York college and got $200 stipend for excellence in research
Worked at Pathology and Histology lab in India
Worked at a hospital in India - 100+ hours
Worked at East Jefferson general hospital in Pharmacy - 200+ hours
Tutored at kumon for 3 years
Work at YMCA</p>
<p>Awards:
AP Scholar with distinction
Crap load of Mu alpha theta award for winning competitions
10th grade: Social studies fair - 3rd place in school and received honorable mention in State.
Bunch of other awards but they aren't that relevant.
Most Valuable member of National Science honor society.</p>
<p>Your academics are a little low, but your extracurriculars look very good! Since you are doing ED, if you write great essays and get some good recs, of say you have a good shot but its a low reach-reach. Good luck!</p>
<p>Your GPA looks decent and your extracurriculars match well with the kind of school that JHU is. The only weakness I would point at is your test scores, considering they are slightly lower than many applicants applying to JHU and you aren’t showing any SAT scores. I would say because you applied early you have a better chance but there are not guarentees! Good luck please chance back??</p>
<p>Your ECs and recommendations seem great, and if your essay is convincing enough, you’ll get accepted. Just remember that you’re up against people who have 4.0 UW GPAs and ACT scores close to 36, so that’s why every other part of your application has to impress the admission officers.</p>
<p>I think you’ve got a great chance. That one AP MacroEcon grade is rough but the rest of your AP grades are stellar! Your ACT is right in their range and it’s good that you’re all AP (taking the hardest courses available). The fact that you founded a chapter of the NATIONAL science honor society and have volunteered 300+ hours to hospital programs is sure to put you in good graces with the medical-minded of the admissions staff. Additionally, your work in labs seems to be top-notch.<br>
I’m not sure if JHU is very grades-based or more holistic, but I’d say you have a pretty good chance if they’re grades-based and an even better chance if they’re holistic–especially if your recommendations and essay are also really good. The ED pool for most top schools tends to be tougher (grades-wise) than the regular pool, but your extra-curriculars should put you in (and if they don’t for some reason, I imagine you’ll be wait-listed rather than denied). </p>
<p>I wish you all the best luck! Thanks for chancing me : )</p>
<p>I think u are highly possible to get in unless u wanna apply for BME, which is extremely hard. I knew a brilliant guy with a patent got into JHU without being accepted in BME. Ur APs and ECs are outstanding but the test scores are comparatively weak. However, since JHU emphasizes researches, ur ECs will certainly work. </p>
<p>Bearing in mind that JHU has a fairly high ED rate, even though academics aren’t the strongest they wouldn’t disqualify you. On the other hand, ECs are fairly solid. I would be pretty hopeful on decisions day.</p>
and thanks for chancing me!</p>