Female who struggles with manic-depression, but is very intelligent, looking at Ivies

<p>Just kidding!
Attend rigorous magnet public high school in Georgia, Doesn't officialy rank, but I'm in top 12%
Black male, family income below $50,000 a year
Gpa: 3.7 UW 3.89 W
SAT: 1520/2300, 720 Math, 800CR, 780 WR (superscore)
1480/2260, 720 Math, 760 CR, 780 WR (one sitting)
I've taken the SAT 3 times in all
APs: US History: 5, World History: 5, Physics B: 3
Subject Tests: Math IIc: retook last weekend, proabably around 750 World History: 740 US History: 780
I'm interested in International Studies or Economics</p>

<p>Senior schedule:</p>

<p>AP Calc AB
British lit
AP Economics Macro
Spanish III
Environmental Science
Jazz Band
Business Law </p>

<p>I currently have As in all my classes except for a 'C' in Calculus (which I may drop). Even though my classes aren't designated 'Honors', they would probably be considered that at most schools. </p>

<p>EC's </p>

<p>Academic Quiz Team/Captain - 9,10,11,12
National Honor Society - 10,11,12
Interact Club - 12
Guitar Lessons- 9, 10, 11, 12
about 100 hrs of service</p>

<p>Awards/Honors
National Merit Scholarship Semifinalist
National Achievement Scholarship Semifinalist
Best in Discipline in State Social Studies Fair (Economics)
Georgia Economic Council Luncheon Award
Georgia Governor’s Honors Program - Music (Jazz Guitar) - 11, (fairly prestigious in Georgia)
Service Hours Award - 11
Band Award- 11
Spanish Award - 10
District Honors Jazz Band- 9,10,11, 12 (will likely make All-State this year)</p>

<p>Teacher recs not looking so hot. Essays should be good though. I'm writing about my experience playing jazz guitar.</p>

<p>Schools: </p>

<p>Georgia Tech (Honors Program)
UGA (Honors Program)
Emory
Stanford
University of Arizona
Baylor
Texas A&M</p>

<p>Will weak grades, courseload, teacher recommendation, and academic extracurriculars destroy my chances at Emory and Stanford?</p>

<p>UGA Honors- Yes
Georgia Tech- Yes but I don't know about Honors. I'm unfamiliar with its stats.
Emory- Should get in.</p>

<p>Georgia Tech (Honors Program) match
UGA (Honors Program) match
Emory match/slight reach
Stanford match/slight reach
University of Arizona high match
Baylor high match
Texas A&M high match</p>

<p>bumpfdfdfdg</p>

<p>2260/2300SS? Black male? In at almost all!</p>

<p>i dont understand how a 2300 = high match for schools like a & m. i say your in at all, maybe a rejection from stanford. but if you dont mind answering this, why do are you applying to a&m and not ut?</p>

<p>^ What Castel said. Hell, I say go for the ivies.</p>

<p>P.S. Miles Davis <3</p>

<p>stanford is a high reach. also surprised you're not applying to vanderbilt given the uga and emory thing. </p>

<ul>
<li>uga honors is a maybe. obviously uga isn't.</li>
</ul>

<p>Your thread name is extremely un-funny...</p>

<p>I'm applying to Texas A&M over UT because of their National Merit/Achievement scholarship package. As for why not Vanderbilt...well, it's in Nashville (not that there is anything wrong with it)</p>

<p>Not funny.</p>

<p>oh ok i see now. if money is a factor, then i recommend that you apply to rice. it's a great school and gives very generous merit aid.</p>

<p>Honestly, you going to anything less than top notch schools like Ivies is a waste of time and money.</p>

<p>great chances, but your title is not funny. However it did catch my attention.</p>

<p>chance me for ASU also</p>

<p>your in at asu</p>

<p>The guy has a 1520/1600. He's in at Stanford.</p>

<p>ch-ch-chance me!!!!</p>

<p>to the top!</p>

<p>so are you a male or female?</p>