<p>So, I'm applying for Harvard's SSP this summer, and I'd like you guys to help me figure out my chances. </p>
<p>I'm a sophomore. Last year, I took only one AP, and had a GPA of 9.0. This year, I'm enrolled in alls APs, and have a GPA of about 8.7. </p>
<p>I'm enrolled in my school's "Leadership" program. I have a PADI Rescue Diver certification. I do some photography and some martial arts. </p>
<p>My PSAT score is 1950. My MAP (some weird, PSAT-like tests that the school is using) test score is in the 99% range. </p>
<p>I'm from a high-class private school in Colombia. </p>
<p>Most teachers have only good things to say about me, as does the counceller (sp?). The one thing that can harm me is my absences, as I frequently stay home instead of going to school to catch up in my reading or homework (or sleep). </p>
<p>That's about it. Do you need to know anything else?</p>
<p>Woo! But judging from your answers, I don't know if I should be glad or not that I'm getting in.</p>
<p>Also, do you think you guys could help me figure out the chances I have of getting into an Ivy once I graduated? If I keep on the same track, of course, and score above 2100 on the SATs, which I know I will (and I hope higher).</p>
<p>Lol if you're going for it to look good, don't. There are some better programs that you can apply to especially next year! There is wayy less info than is required to accurately give a chancing that is remotely accurate. But, do lots of ECs and get like a 2200 on your SATs and you should have a good chance. I don't know your GPA scale so thats all weird and pretty useless to me :P</p>
<p>"Most teachers have only good things to say about me" lol, no teacher ever says anything bad about the students that shes recommending, lol.</p>