ED chances...?

Colleges and Universities A-Z Dartmouth College
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<p>GPA: UW: 3.82 W: 6.62/7.0
Ranking: 17/561
*Competetive Public high school in New Jersey
SAT: 790 M, 710 R, 790 W
ACT: 32
SATII: 800 Physics, 800 Math 2, 770 Math 1
AP: US History: 5</p>

<p>Currently in:
Physics 2AP-C
European History AP
Stat AP
French AP
Calc AP
English AP
(But I'm not doin' so hot in these classes as of now)</p>

<p>ECs:
Board of Education Representetive- A really important position in the school and district, hopefully I cant get this across
Junior Statesman of America - Vice President
French Club
Seinfeld Club- Treasurer
Student Government- High Council
Cherry Hill East Ski Club 11- Founder and President, planned trips to Vermont and Colorado
Key Club- Community service volunteer
Varisty Cross Country- Captain
Varsity Indoor Track- Captain
Varsity Outdoor Track- Captain
*I can't call myself a prospective athlete any more, as I had a major knee injury this summer, and I don't plan on running in college. I'm still on the team though, and I'm going to try to run in the winter and spring.
Honors:
National French Contest 10,11 9th Place nationally (10), 10th place in Region (11)
Cum Laude Inductee 11 Top 5% of junior class
AIME qualifier 11 Math contest- made it to second round, past AMC</p>

<p>Summer filmmaking immersion course in Southern California, I have a huge interest in filmmaking (used in an essay)</p>

<p>Work/Volunteer;
-Wilderness Trail, Campsite Maintenance
As a special project, I helped build and maintain wilderness hiking trails and campsites in backwoods Maine
-Worked for Danszeisen and Quigley
A well-known specialized sports store in the area, worked as a salesman
-Worked for CSL Services, Inc.
An enviornmental engineering firm, helped with field crews to collect data
-Volunteer for Kellman Academy (A Jewish Private School)Worked as an computer technician while helping the school move into a new facility</p>

<p>Hooks: Last 4 or 5 males in my uncles family went to Dartmouth. One was an admissions officer at one point. I'm not directly related though so I don't think that really matters.</p>

<p>Disadvantages: White middle class male from new jersey</p>

<p>Colleges I'm applying to:
ED Dartmouth
Stanford
Brown
Middlebury
Bowdoin
Vanderbilt
Berkeley
Duke
Harvard (just for fun)
Lehigh
Rutgers</p>

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<p>Just for your information you can't submit both Math IIC and IC results.</p>

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<p>Yes he can ... in fact he must, since CB sends all his scores. And he has physics as well, so no big deal. :)</p>

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<p>The Math II supercedes Math I. It's redundant. I'm like 99% positive that colleges won't accept both. I mean, the college board may send both of them, but they won't count them both.</p>

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<p>who cares ? he is gonna be accepted anyway........ (awesome stats ....good luck mate ... )</p>

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<p>Yea, i don't really know why I took math I, seems kinda pointless.</p>

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<p>What's with the 6.62/7.0 weighted GPA? At my school the highest weighted grade possible is an AP A+ and that is 5.25.</p>

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<p>The scores and interest are there, but that class rank may hurt you a bit, since ~ 40% of Dartmouth ranked either #1 or #2 in their class; however, being from suburban NJ you may be better than a lot of those others. I think you have a pretty good shot. What does the Seinfeld Club do?</p>

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<p>what town are you from?
That's cool as I'm from NJ too.
You're applying to basically all the schools I'm applying to ... heh.
Well actually you forgot Williams :P
and colby.</p>

<p>good luck
awesome stats...I like those SAT II scores
Im stuck with a pair of 700s instead XD</p>