<p>Currently a Junior, looking to go into Chemistry...</p>
<p>GPA: 3.9?
Rank: ...somewhere between 2 and 8 out of 300
SAT- 750 CR 780 M 710 Writing
SAT II- Taking in June, Chem and Math II
All Honors/AP</p>
<p>Junior Year APs: Chemistry
Senior Year APs: English Lit, Calc AB, Physics B</p>
<p>Senior Year Schedule: AP English Lit, AP Calculus AB, AP Physics B, Latin IV Honors</p>
<p>ECs
-Began Destination Imagination Program at my High School, done it throughout
-2 Years Math Team, this year placed as #2 Junior in Tristate league
-National Honors Society
-1 Gold, 2 Silver National Latin Awards
-Tennis Team (Sophomore Year Only :-(, Scholar Athlete Award)
-Astronomy Club (Sophomore Year Only, Club ended due to funding)
-50+ Hours Community Service
-Tutored two kids in Chemistry
-Work in the Summer as a camp counselor, do miscellaneous things for my town's Rec department throughout the rest of the year (chaperoning events, such as the Middle School's back-to-school picnic)</p>
<p>anyone want to toss their hat in?</p>
<p>Solid chances based on stats; just make sure you write good essays and you're set.</p>
<p>I say your chances are pretty average of a JHU applicant. Your grades are awesome. The only thing that is lacking are your extra-curriculars, they are spaced out and random. Starting the Destination Imagination program at your school, however, is something you might want to high-light in your essays. </p>
<p>I sincerely wish you the best of luck. :D</p>
<p>285 views, and 2 replies? weirrrrd.</p>
<p>but thanks to those who did!</p>
<p>The reason for so few replies is that many of us consider chance threads to be a waste of time. It is impossible to assess one's chance of admission without comparing your credentials and attributes to the the entire applicant pool--which we don't have access to and which doesn't yet exist. The best one can say is that you appear to be qualified for admission--but so are the vast majority of applicants, including most who are denied admission. That's why you need to apply to a fair number of schools, and to a range of selectivity (i.e., reaches, matches, and safeties). Schools like Hopkins are reaches for most everybody (although slightly less so than HYPS).</p>