<p>It would depend. For a school like Occidental, I would want a full-tuition scholarship, but for Claremont, for example, as long as the price would be within 35,000 a year it would be fine.
For my extra statistics:
Founder and President of two clubs: Linguistics Club (11th, 12th), and Model UN (12th), webpage designer/other (next year) for Future Leadership Foundation (11-12th), Activities Coordinator for Red Cross, Editor of Literary Chronicles.
Member of five clubs in total.
Around 200 hours of volunteering, if not more.
SAT II scores (unknown, just took today).
Predicting:
770-790 Math II
780 US History
750 Chem</p>
<p>Top 10% of class (school does deciles unless valedictorian)
I’m looking for a job to do over the summer, or an internship or volunteering, but my opportunities are limited due to family travel (we travel extensively).
Also, a summer course on Anthropology from BYU Online.
And I got a 205 on the PSAT in California, so my chances of getting NMSF are really low.</p>
<p>And, do you think I have competitive stats for a full tuition scholarship from Vanderbilt?</p>