<p>looking for some help deciding on colleges..
male</p>
<p>GPA: not too sure.. but unweighted i think around 3.5? not that great...
Rank: not so great either.. 50 out of 450?
SAT I: 700 writing 760 Math 710 critical reading (2nd time)
ACT: 32 composite 31 writing
PSAT: 213? commended. not sure if semi
no SAT II's yet.. </p>
<p>clubs: varsity mock trial.. states semifinals (yes our school does varsity for clubs.. weird..)
academic challenge
key club</p>
<p>others:
black belt in tae kwon doe
humane society volunteer (100+ hours)
library volunteer (200+ hours)
some other randoms stuff..</p>
<p>want to major in pre-med/ biomedical engineering in college.. </p>
<p>my one (hopefully) trump card.
Cleveland Clinic Foundation Paid Intern (#4? hospital in the world) (#1 in heart)
1000+ hours
published a few papers
possibly some sweet rec letters, referrals, etc.
did research, shadowed, equipment technician, viewed surgeries, helped patients, etc. </p>
<p>chances for getting into:
Emory University
Case Western Reserve University
Washington University in St. Louis
University of Michigan Ann Arbor
University of Rochester
Carnegie Mellon University</p>
<p>my list so far..</p>
<p>thoughts? college recommendations? chances?</p>
<p>GPA is average, but you have a great SAT score for the schools you’re looking at! Mention your clubs and volunteering, but really emphasize your hospital credentials - they’re fantastic. Will that be what your essay is on?</p>
<p>Emory University: Match
Case Western Reserve University: In
Washington University in St. Louis: In
University of Michigan Ann Arbor: In
University of Rochester: In
Carnegie Mellon University: Match</p>
<p>Wow, you did SO MUCH work at the hospital! That is the key thing u should focus on in your apps, your passion for med. I think your chances are very promising. WHy?
<p>yeah haematic my essay will probably be about my experience there.
b/c i switched mentors this year… i will have both research and clinical experience. going to talk about the duality of research and clinical…? something like that haha</p>
<p>The hospital work is <em>definitally</em> your strongest point. You’re obviously very passionate about that. I think that, actually, since you don’t seem to have very many filler clubs and such, adcoms and stuff will be more drawn to your app. </p>
<p>ADCOM:
Oh, he only has a few ecs, that’s too bad, his scores were nice…oh…wait! Wow, look at that! Hey, Bob, come over here, take a look at what this kid does during his summer and after school! (ADCOM calls BOB over) There isn’t a food bank or one elder visitation listed anywhere on here!</p>
<p>ADCOM puts Stevedamann’s app in the YES PILE, and proceeds to send STEVEDAMANN a full-paid scholarship. </p>
<p><strong><em>not a professional opinion</em></strong>may not go exactly as this*** ;)</p>
<p>Not applying for financial aid will help you in this time, schools want your money!</p>
<p>I think:
Emory: high match
Northwestern: reach
Cornell: small reach
Johns Hopkins: high match/low reach
Wash U- high match
case western - in
Michigan - match
Rochester - in
CMU - dont know really, ill say match</p>
<p>What you lack in stats you make up for in ECs, mainly that internship!
Emory: match
Case Western Reserve: in
Washington University in St. Louis: reach
University of Michigan Ann Arbor: in
University of Rochester: in
Carnegie Mellon: match</p>
<p>Emory University-Match
Case Western Reserve University-Match
Washington University in St. Louis-Slight reach
University of Michigan Ann Arbor-Match
University of Rochester-Match
Carnegie Mellon University-Match</p>