<p>hey,
I am an international student applying to the US.
I am wondering how universities would look at my A- levels.
I got straight A's for Math, and three sciences, and I also have one B for General studies at AS level. The A's I got were all equal or above 90% at both AS and A2, which would if i had taken later would have given me 4 A<em>s.
No AP's.
At IGCSE Got 5 A</em>s for sciences, extended math and English literature.
2 A's for Add math(equivalent to accelerated honors) and Religious studies.
3 B's for Geography, German and English literature.
My SAT score is 2170, Writing 740, CR 700, M 730(highest math score was 780).
SAT 2 Chem: 800, Bio 750, Math 2 780.</p>
<p>Toefl score of 112 which need not be sent.</p>
<p>Expect decent recommendations. Have been told I was the top among our school students by my counselor and vice principal when I last visited school. My friend went to Cambridge with, I think 6 A grades at A-level from everything I did and also further maths. Whole class is about 40 students but most of them end up in good schools.</p>
<p>I played tennis for about 5 years, competing in interschool competitions and was captain for badminton and tennis for the last year.
Also played a good role in my field hockey team for about 3 years.
played football for a year when I was 16 and we won the tournament.
I did other small things too.
for e.g, Performed at a few student run events and at youth fellowships vocally and at times instrumentally.</p>
<p>I have applied for majors in the science areas, mainly biology and biochemistry.</p>
<p>Thanks</p>