<p>I'm considering applying Ross Pre-Admit, but am a little weary about focusing my entire supplemental essay on Ross. If I'm not a perfect candidate for the program, would this hurt my chances for admission to Michigan itself (because LSA is not mentioned in the essay)? I don't want to risk my chance at the university as a whole by trying to apply to this program. Or is there no risk at all?</p>
<p>Here are my stats:</p>
<p>White female, Michigan
GPA: 4.05 (W)
ACT: 33 (36 eng, 36 reading, 32 math, 27 sci)</p>
<p>10 APs: US History (5), Statistics (4), Microeconomics (4), Macroeconomics (4), English Language (4), senior year: European History, Calculus AB, English Literature, Psychology, Physics B</p>
<p>EC: </p>
<p>President/Founded a charity to provide vaccines for kids in developing nations
President of Italian American Student Association
President of Environmental Club
Vice President of Debate Club
Executive Board Member and Secretary of Student Council
Captain of Women's Lacrosse Team
National Honor Society - Omega Chapter
Troy Foundation for Educational Excellence Student Representative
Curriculum Council Student Representative
Troy School Board Evaluation Team Student Representative
Cross Country
Created tutoring/accelerated study program for AP students</p>
<p>**business related EC: Federal Reserve Challenge Team Member (prestigious at my school, is it at others?)</p>
<p>Awards:</p>
<p>Summa Cum Laude
AP Scholar with Distinction
AP Scholar of the Year - English (awarded by school)
School ACT Award- English
School ACT Award - Reading
State GreenSchool Award - Emerald Distinction
Scholar Athlete</p>
<p>Essays: good
Teacher Recs: outstanding, say best student they've ever had
Hook: none really, other than being a female if that makes a difference?
Concerns: not taking calc BC..gah horrible decision. But hopefully they'll see stats and physics as well.</p>