<p>Chance for places like Columbia, Yale, Princeton, and UChicago. This is actually for my sister, who is a Caucasian female and rising sophomore at a highly competitive public school. I was accepted into multiple Ivy-level schools and decided on MIT, so anyone who responds, I'll chance you back or help you out in some other way.</p>
<p>She's an interesting case because she's smart and hard working, but a poor standardized test-taker. I'm really wondering if she should push for better standardized test scores or whether colleges will overlook those in favor of her (impressive) schedule and extracurriculars.</p>
<p>3.75/4.0 UW GPA on the rise, more like 3.9 for the past couple semesters (she had a really bad freshman fall)
2 APs so far Bio - 5, World - 5
Almost full schedule of APs for her Junior and Senior years, will eventually dual enroll for Calc 2
SAT IIs Bio - 750, Math II - 680
ECs:
Internationally ranked athlete (not for a sport that is recruited, sadly)
Does adult-level volunteer work for an organization promoting education, she and two others raised $15,000 last year
1st chair player in award-winning school marching band, Assistant drum major</p>
<p>Thank you!</p>