<p>SAT I: 600 V; 800 M; 600 (10) R
SAT II: Math iic 800
Chemistry 770
Spanish 740</p>
<p>ECs:
Academic Decathlon (10-12; Co-captain 12)
HOPE Peer Leadership (10-12)
Student Council (11-12; Treasurer 12)
Spanish Club (9-12; Council member 10-12)
Math League (9-12)
National Honor Society (11-12; Sec/Treas. 12)
National Art Honor Society (10-12)
Spanish Honor Society (11-12; President 12)
FBLA (11-12; Treasurer 12)
Free the Children (10-12; Treasurer 12)</p>
<p>GPA: 5.454
Rank: 3/198
Hispanic-American</p>
<p>Awards:
NHRP Scholar
Wordmasters Meet #1 Top 14
Ventures Scholar
Edward J. Bloustein Scholar
American Legion Boys' State Delegate</p>
<p>AP Chemistry-5
This year:
AP Spanish
AP Lit
AP US History
AP Calculus AB
AP Physics B</p>
<p>Common app. essay on how I entered into a world of meditation</p>
<p>Possible choices:
BC
BU
Brown
CMU
Colgate
TCNJ
Cornell
Dartmouth
Drew
Duke
Grinnell
Harvard
Harvey Mudd
Hofstra
Kenyon
Macalester
MIT
Princeton
Providence
Rutgers
Stevens
Tufts
UVA
Williams
Yale</p>
<p>Hmmmm, thanks for the input, but I merely put this up to see how people see me compared to where I got in, so with that said, of those listed above I applied to twelve and had gotten into all of them, namely: BC, Cornell, Dartmouth, Drew, Harvard, Harvey Mudd, MIT, Princeton, TCNJ, Tufts, Williams, and Yale</p>
<p>Your stats aren't as good as I'd thought were necessary... to be honest, I hope it was because of good essays/recs and not your ethnicity, because that would stink me, because I can't learn from that =)</p>
<p>Could you share any advice for standing out as a "normal person" without the amazing hook?</p>
<p>Because the US population in a few decades is projected to be >1/3 Hispanic, is there any chance, in our children's life-time, that being Hispanic will no longer be a great advantage in college admissions? I sure hope there is!
I am a high school senior, white female with great GPA and test stats, but everything is a reach for me! I resent that I am born with a disadvantage (being white). So I approach this admission process with great anxiety. I can understand blacks falling under AA policies, because whites did some damage to them in this country in the past. But what have we done to Hispanics that they should have an advantage over us? Or, is the reason that a huge number of Hispanics drop out of high school, so that whoever continues to college is a prize for the colleges?</p>
<p>yeah you should be ashamed for being admitted to those schools with such stats. i'd keep my mouth shut if i were you. going around bragging about how many great schools you got into for being hispanic is definitely nothing to be proud off.</p>