<p>(Sorry for double post, new to this site :3)</p>
<p>10 CGPA in Grade 9 and 10
89% marks in 11th Grade (computer science student. Also, I got very very low marks in mid term (family issue) but extraordinaly high marks in finals, resulting in a top 1% overall average. Dunno if colleges like dramatic stories like this lol)
Expecting 95%+ marks in 12th Grade
SAT 1 score: 2310
EC's: School Choir, very prestigious school computer club (and have won many interschool technological competitions), member of a social service club (obviously as a result I did a lot of social work, but I do not have specific certificates to represent it).
I have also done courses in computer programming from a reputed institute in India and have a certificate proclaiming me "ready to be part of work force".
Completed internship at Cisco.
Currently, I casually play guitar but I will take the Grade 3 Trinity exam next year (pieces are ready).
I was part of school football team, and was awarded a special badge to indicate my achievements in interschool competitions. (I do not have certificates for those competitions, but I still have the badge. And this is from 10th Grade ONLY cause I had to leave the team to do choir and computer club stuff while still maintaining grades. Does this actually count?)
Proficient in German, I have a certificate from Goethe-Institut of Germany giving me a score of 59/60 in the German international exam. I also attended the german international camp in 8th grade (youngest one there) free of charge as part of prize for my great marks.
I am a scholar of the Junior Science Talent Search Examination.
Achieved international rank 24 in Unified Cyber Olympiad and international rank 47 in NCO.
Rank 6 in Wild Wisdom Quiz organized by the WWF India (National Level)</p>
<p>I will NOT be applying for financial aid.
I have not done any AP courses. I'm pretty sure I can score a 5 on Computers, Physics and Math with 1 month prep. A guy I talked to told me that AP courses do not help in admission at all and if I don't want the college credit, I should use my time to do other stuff. Is this true? If this isn't true, I will take the AP exams next year, rather than focusing on social service stuff which is actually recognized.</p>
<p>I'm also gonna try out for the international olympiads, although I don't think I have a good chance.</p>
<p>I'm gonna be applying for a Computer Science. Please tell me what my safeties should be and what more can I do to improve my chances to Ivy League. (I have 1 year left) </p>