<p>Please chance me for NYU, Emory, and Boston University. Also, which school (including UT-Austin) would be better for pre-med in my circumstance because I'm just average.</p>
<p>State: TX
Major: Biology (might switch into economics)
GPA: 4.395/ 3.8ish (this may be weak since I have close to 10 B's, out of 50 grades, rest A's)
SAT: W-730, CR-720, M-660
SAT II: Bio 680, Math II 710 , and US History 720
Class rank: 42/596 ~ top 8%
APs taken: APUSH 5, APLang 5, Biology 4
Senior Schedule: APES, AP physics b, AP calc AB, AP Lit, AP Latin, AP Gov't, AP Econ, co-op internship program
Courseload most rigorous, all the other classes Honors</p>
<p>Extracurriculars:
-Orchestra (Philharmonic, Concert, and Symphony): 3 yrs
-Internship: selective program for high school seniors that includes internship (anesthesiologist in my case) and research with mentor
-Latin Club: 4 yrs, president next year
-NHS: 2 yrs, volunteering hrs come from this - includes freshmen camp, fundraiser carnivals, textbook work, fun runs, recycling programs...
-SVP: school volunteering program for seniors requiring journaling and 60 hrs of work
-Film: direct/produce/edit my own films and film studies (independent activity)
-Cultural Society</p>
<p>Awards:
-Orchestra: state-qualified superior ensemble 2 yrs, superior ensemble 1 yr, principle violinist
-Latin: Summa Cum Laude (gold) on National Latin Exam 2 yrs, Magna Cum Laude (silver) 1 yr
-Student of the week: actually pretty prestigious since all of your teachers have to agree and you have to be nominated
I seriously have no major/impressive awards.</p>