<p>University of Rochester
Johns Hopkins
Yale
Harvard
Princeton
Brown
Wash U
(I've already gotten into my safeties)</p>
<p>White female from Chicago suburbs</p>
<p>Competitive Public High School
GPA (unweighted): 5.0 (out of 5.0)
Class Rank: 1/570
ACT: 35
SAT: 2350 (M 790, W 800, CR 760)
SAT II: Math II 800, Chem 750, World History 750</p>
<p>Major: Chemical engineering</p>
<p>HS courseload: Hardest my school offered, I am also taking Calc III and Differential Equations this year through a dual program offered by the local community college</p>
<p>AP scores:
APUSH: 5
AP English Language: 4
AP World History: 5
AP Calc BC: 5</p>
<p>Extracurriculars:
*School newspaper (chief section editors my sophomore and junior years, editor in chief my senior year)
*Badminton (Varsity since sophomore year, state qualifier as a junior last year)
*Class secretary freshman through junior year (had to give it up this year due to other circumstances)
*Treasurer of environmental club
*Plus a TON of volunteering</p>
<p>scores are excellent! Solid EC’s, but how were your essays and recs? Imo, those are really important, and put you in context with other highly qualified applicants. </p>
<p>among HYP, Brown, JHU and WashU, i’ll be surprised if you don’t get into at least one.</p>
<p>btw, can I ask which suburb in chicago? I’m from there too.</p>
<p>First thing that stick out is your impressive test scores, great extracurricular activites, rank, and GPA. If you wrote a great essay and received excellent teacher recs I’m sure you have as good of a chance at getting into any of those schools as do other extremely qualified applicants. That being said:</p>
<p>University of Rochester: not too familiar but ill say in
Johns Hopkins: in/match
Yale: as good of a chance as any well qualified applicant
Harvard: as good of a chance as any well qualified applicant
Princeton: as good of a chance as any well qualified applicant
Brown: as good of a chance as any well qualified applicant
Wash U: in/match</p>
<p>well damn i thought i was smart in that i will have completed calc 3 at my local university by graduation but you topped me with the DEs. thats something unique that i guarantee no one else will have. thats the niche im counting on and i think it will work for you. Better chance than most at those IVYs and definitely in at Rochester, JH and Wash U.
ps If youre so good at math, why dont you apply to MIT, but i guess Princeton has no. 1 math program in country so that’ll suffice.</p>
<p>Yeah I didn’t apply to MIT or any super math/science oriented colleges because I wanted to be around more academically diverse people. I have a friend who goes to MIT; he loves it but it’s just not for me :)</p>
<p>I think you’re in for all except HYP, just because those are so unpredictable. But you have definitely an amazing chance at HYP–just depends on the it factor, I guess.</p>