<p>SAT I 2250 (700 CR 750 M 800 W)
SAT II
Chemistry 800
Math IIC 800
Biology 780</p>
<p>APs- 5s on biology, statistics, us history
Currently taking AP Eng lit, Calc BC, Physics B</p>
<p>Academic Awards
-USA Biology Olympiad Semifinalist
-Regional Ocean Science Bowl 1st Place
-National Ocean Science Bowl 9th Place
-Bay Area Science Olympiad 1st Place
-State Science Olympiad 2nd Place
-Exploravision Honorable Mention.
-AIME qualifier
-National Merit Semifinalist
-AP Scholar</p>
<p>E/Cs
Art- President of Art Club, Alameda County Fair 1st Place, Best of Show, Best of Class, Judges Favorite, editor of a literary magazine
Basketball- 2 years varsity, assistant coach for a local National Junior Basketball team, Most Improved Player (11th)
Volunteer Work- club VP (11th) and Co-President (12th), Relay For Life team captain (10th).
Ocean Science Bowl- 9th place at the nationals, team captain (12th)
Piano-CM Advanced Level X with Merit, USOMC (US Open Music Competition) 2nd Place, and CMTANC Circle of Winners
Debate- Varsity (10-12), SCU Invitational Semifinalist</p>
<p>Job Experience: art instructor</p>
<p>applying to:
ucsd, ucla, ucb
stanford
harvard
princeton
yale
upenn</p>
<p>You have a very good shot with UC's. But the Ivies+Stanford are going to be very hard for you. Your ECs are pretty good as is USABO. However the 1450/1600 SAT score is at the average (in the case of Upenn) and below average for the other schools. I don't know how this will play out in light of your Val status and 2380 SAT II's though. Good Luck man, though.</p>
<p>I like your stats and your dedication to extracurriculars such as piano. I think you should look for schools which focus on the sciences, since that's my impression of where your passions lie.</p>
<p>that is generally a sad misconception. can't people love a few different things just because they have the capacity to? there's no one formula for personality. it's dangerous and presumptious to go around judging people like that.</p>