<p>I figured if I keep answering everyone else's chances threads, I might as well throw one up myself. Thanks.</p>
<p>Stats:
Fee Waiver: No
SAT I (highest sections) : 780 M 760 W 720 CR
SAT IIs: 740, 700, 660
APs: US History-4, English Lang-4, Microecon (selfstudy)-3
GPA: 95-w, 93-u
Rank: school doesn't rank, top 10% though
Senior Workload: AP Calc BC, AP Physics C, AP Gov, AP French, Hons Humanities
Number of Apps from Your School: Just me SCEA, maybe 1-2 others regular
ECs listed on app:
o Solo Performance-Carnegie Hall (Piano)
o Paid Internship at Merrill Lynch
o Debate Team Captain
o Peer Leadership
o Varsity Indoor and Outdoor Track
There's more, but don't feel like typing them out, these are the prominent ones</p>
<p> Essays: both were pretty solid
Teacher Recs: (English, French) didnt read, expecting good
Counselor Rec: Didnt read but know is very good
Interview: on-campus was alright, alumni went very well
Hook (if any): Sorry, just a white male with no legacy or big pockets
Location/Person:
State or Country: Bergen County, NJ
School Type, Average Stats of School: Public, maybe 2 to an Ivy each year
Ethnicity: Caucasian
Gender: Male
Income: upper middle class</p>
<p>Every seems to be pretty solid. your solo recital at Carnegie hall is great! Your SAT II 660 is on the low side for Yale. I think your essays and recs will be the deciding factor in your admissions.</p>
<p>Oh and btw while your answering chances threads, check mine out!</p>
<p>Well I reckon your ECs seem pretty cool to me. Like directorscut said 660 is a bit on the low side. But what would I know...I'm just some Australian who has little idea of the admissions process there. </p>
<p>Still, a pat on the back for your excellent work :)</p>
<p>Depending on what the 660 was on.. I wouldn't worry about it too much... your SAT I scores are good. Did you tie your piano skills into your essay? I can't judge directly from what you have, but you seem to have passion (if you have performed in Carnegie Hall), and that will help.</p>
<p>the 660 was on physics. and no, i chose not to include piano into my essays, but instead other aspects of my life. thank you for the responses so far.</p>