<p>Ok guys , so am graduating next year i suppose and here is my CV so far .... what are my chances for MIT - NYUAD - Stanford - Princeton - Imperial college london - UC berkeley </p>
<p>Date of birth : 08/08/1993
Age : 16
Religious views : Muslim
Citizenship : Egyptian</p>
<h1>Ranked at the top 1% of students at my school by New york university in 2010.</h1>
<h1>Participated in the international camp of landslagger in Germany back in 2008.</h1>
<h1>Member of the Egyptian sea scouts .</h1>
<p>Work Experience
· Training at a small company called Matrix industries as a technician back in 2008.</p>
<p>Academic Qualification
<em>High school : Dar el Tarbia IGCSE
· British international diploma ( IGCSE ) including Advanced subsidiary studies is Physics , maths and computing with a GPA of 3.8 .
* grades were ( 5 A</em>'s and 3 A's in olevels , 3 A's in all AS subjects )
· University :
- Finalist at New York university AD admission (Highest acceptance rate recorded ) with a full interview in abu dhabi back in feb. 2010 .
- Accepted at Nile University Computer engineering department as an undergraduate with a full scholarship.</p>
<p>Professional Certifications
· Official Microsoft intensive course in programming with C# , fully accredited by Microsoft.
· Intensive visual basic 2003 course on a 6 months period while studying advanced subsidiary computing.
· Completed an entire coursework (48 pages ) based on a small project explaining on how to help small businesses use the full functionality of computing in daily day uses , the coursework was sent to the UK to be corrected by the University of Cambridge .</p>
<p>Achievements :
. 3rd place in the national swimming cup of Egypt 50m freestyle back in 2005 , 2006 and 2007.
. Ranked 3rd on Egypt by the Egyptian swimming federation , after achieving the third place in 200m backstroke at the national swimming competition back in 2007 .
. 4th place at the international shell swimming cup 100m backstroke also in 2007.
. Honored twice by the shooting club of Egypt in a grand ceremony for swimming accomplishments .</p>
<p>THANKS IN ADVANCE :D</p>
<p>MIT - NYUAD - Stanford - Princeton - Imperial college london - UC berkeley</p>
<p>Hard to say because you are a non-US national…I’d say those A*'s and A’s are pretty impressive though (I’m assuming that admissions will consider those as an AP/IB equivalent…like the LSE)…</p>
<p>I’m not a collegeconfidential “expert chancer,” but I would say that UC Berekeley is a definite match. </p>
<p>Princeton, Stanford - anything in the HYPCCS range is typically a reach for everyone (minus the extremely well qualified). Then again, your stats seem pretty good.</p>
<p>For Imperial College, check the undergraduate admissions for each class. UK universities look highly on ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT and your PERSONAL STATEMENT. When you fill out your personal statement for your UCAS application, only 25% should be dedicated to extracurricular activities… I’m planning to apply to the London School of Economics - I hope I’m in that 7% admission pool.</p>
<p>I’m unsure with regard to MIT and NYU Abu Dhabi.</p>
<p>Have you taken the SAT Reasoning Test/ACT and/or SAT Subject Tests for the American schools? (I’m not sure if they are required for Egyptian nationals).</p>
<p>Thanks for the quick reply 1314eternal , to be honest i havent took the SAT’s at all…i’ve never been exposed to them also … good luck with LSE though :D</p>
<p>No problem! If you want to have a taste of the SAT’s, order the CollegeBoard’s Official Sat Guide…the tests are identical to the actual SAT…I also used the princeton review SAT study guide in order to boost my score…</p>
<p>[The</a> Official SAT Study Guide ™: Second Edition](<a href=“Store App”>Store App)</p>
<p>MIT, Stanford, and Princeton require SAT Reasoning Test with 2 SAT Subject Tests OR ACT with 2 SAT Subject Tests</p>
<p>Also, I’m not sure if Imperial College of London requires you to sit exams as do Cambridge and Oxford - they just might…</p>
<p>I noticed you posted on the NYUAD thread for this upcoming academic year - did you apply last year a year early?</p>
<p>I do the A-Level pathways too - for entrance for the UK uni’s you’ll need to complete the A-Levels, and typically, get A<em>AA (A</em> is for if you get above 90% in A2 AND above 70% in AS. Weird, I know).</p>
<p>For those US ones, you really, really need to do the SAT’s. Simply because A-Levels don’t come with numbers, and so many people can have the same letter.</p>
<p>Hope that helps! I’m from NZ, by the way, so I’m also an Intl. Applicant.</p>