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<p>Hi guys, what are my chances of getting into these schools? please be honest with me!!! I'm worried that I have not done enough AP classes and tests...should I submit ACT or SAT? Also are my EC's good enough?? I really want an IV league school acceptance! :D</p>

<p>-MIT
-Harvard
-Yale
-Caltech
-Stanford
-UC Berkeley
-UCLA
-Colgate
-Case Western
-Georgia Tech
-Michigan State</p>

<p>Unweighted GPA: 1.89
Weighted GPA: 2.4
Rank: No official rank but I estimate ~top 20% (61 kids in my grade)
PLAN: 16
ACT: 31 composite, Math (34), English (31), Reading (35), Science (22)
PSAT: 199
SAT: 1500 composite, Math (420), Reading (440), Writing (640)
SAT II: French (330), French with Listening (690), German (800), German with Listening (800), Hebrew (290), Math Level 1 (510)...won't report, Math Level 2 (520), World History (790), Italian (410), Physics (800)
AP: Art History (4), Studio Art (1), Italian Language and Culture, self study (5), French Language and Culture (5)</p>

<p>Extracurriculars:
-4H (Historian, grade 11)
-Lions Club (Treasurer, grade 11)
-Key Club (Historian, grade 11)
-Rotary Club (Historian, grade 11)
-Prom Committee (Member, grade 11)
-Science Olympiad (President, grade 11)
-Home Ec Club (Member, grade 11)
-Mock Trial (Member, grade 9)
-School play (Co-lead role, grade 9)</p>

<p>Sports:
-Color Guard (Varsity captain)
-Gymnastics (want to be recruited for NCAA D1 or D2)</p>

<p>Volunteering:
-Buying groceries for elderly people (~8 hours so far, since grade 10)
-French tutor at my high school (~2 hours per week)</p>

<p>Work Experience:
-Intern at construction site near my house last summer (maybe getting a recommendation letter)
-Babysitting neighbor kids (since grade 9, ~3 hours so far)</p>

<p>Awards:
-German NHS
-Italian NHS
-Principal's Leadership Award (for Prom Committee)
-Principal's AP French Award in grade 10 (awarded to me and 6 others)
-2nd place townwide gymnastics meet (grade 8)
-3rd place townwide gymnastics meet (grade 10)
-5th place townwide gymnastics meet (grade 11)</p>

<p>About Me:
-Male
-Part Native Alaskan, part Caucasian
-Christian Science
-MA
-Household income of ~$$200,000
-Fluent in American Sign Language, German, Hebrew</p>

<p>Also I'm really interested in agriculture/food processing and engineering... Which schools on my list are best for that? Thank you</p>

<p>You’re GPA and SAT scores will hold you from all of those schools. I commend your ACT scores and those could help at Mich St., but you might want to try community college for two years then transfer.</p>

<p>Good job on trolling if that’s what you’re doing.</p>

<p>That’s a good idea, but I really want IV schools!!!
I promise I’m not a ■■■■■ guys :slight_smile: :)</p>

<p>You won’t get Ivy League schools.</p>

<p>DallasScholar Why? How can I improve? And what about the non-IV?</p>

<p>You’ve got to be kidding! Your GPA is laughable, sorry to say. You need to be realistic.</p>

<p>You say you are fluent in Hebrew, yet you got a 290 on the Subject Test?</p>

<p>French tutor with a subject test score of 330? Fluent in Hebrew with a score of 290? ■■■■■.</p>

<p>And to be in the top 20% of your grade you need to be 12/61 or less. You rank under better than 49 out of 61 students with a 1.89?</p>

<p>PsychoDad10 No I actually am fluent, I’m just really bad at testing :frowning: :frowning: Plus I took those in grade 9 when I wasn’t fluent yet</p>

<p>Achilles09 It was an estimate, maybe too high…? Top 30% maybe?</p>

<p>Is your school extremely hard? Do you know the valedictorian’s GPA?</p>

<p>Achilles09 We don’t have a valedictorian because we don’t have class rank officially at all…:o :slight_smile: sorry :o</p>

<p>Bumpssss!:D</p>

<p>Oh then it’s hard to say. But I would assume that if your GPA is a 1.89 UW, it’s going to be extremely difficult to get accepted to a top tier university, even if you’re able to get recruited. Do you by any chance know about how many students from your school got accepted to a top tier this year?</p>

<p>Achilles09 I don’t really know honestly… We only have one guidance counselor for all 61 of us and he doesn’t tell us anything useful :frowning: But I’ll ask him when school starts again!</p>

<p>Ok be sure to do that. If that’s a GPA that would be compared to other applicants, then it would be extremely low. You would be competing against a plethora of 4.0s. In fact there are so many of these perfect GPA and SAT score students that Ivy Leagues actually reject many.</p>

<p>Does no one understand this is a ■■■■■? I mean honestly, I would not have thought that the CC community was so naive.</p>

<p>If this was normal forum with people who had an ounce of sarcasm detection I would rate this ■■■■■ 1/10 would not read again. But considering these responses I’ll give you a 2.5/10.</p>

<p>You’re in pretty much anywhere. Just chill out and ride the acceptance train from here on out</p>

<p>Do not feed the ■■■■■!</p>

<p>Trolllllllllllllllllll</p>