<p>Personal Information
Indian Male Rising Senior
Attending a Very Competitive Public School in Texas
Family Income ~ 200K / Year
Top Choices MIT, Stanford, Johns Hopkins</p>
<p>Academics
GPA (Weighted) or 4.367
Ranked 19th of 676 students (very competitive school)
AP Courses Taken
BC Calculus 10th grade - 5
AP Physics C Mechanics and Electricity 11th Grade
AP Chemistry II 11th Grade
AP Human Geography 10th Grade - 4
AP Statistics 11th Grade
AP English III 11th Grade</p>
<p>AP Courses for Senior Year
English IV AP
Economics AP
Government AP
Will take Multivariable and Differential Calculus at local University</p>
<p>ECs
Concert master and featured soloist of Symphony Orchestra (I drive 1.5 hours to and from my violin lessons every weekend !)
Captain of UIL Math and member of Science Team
Captain of Science Bowl Team
Research at Local University
NHS (Haha I know it doesnt mean much <3)
Interact
Many hours tutoring physics, chemistry, and mathematics to students at my school
Tae Kwon Do</p>
<p>Currently doing some awesome research in biomedical engineering (hoping I can get a Siemens project or something haha =D)</p>
<p>Awards
6th In Texas for Junior mathematics
7th and 8th grade 2nd in the state science fair
Presented Summer Research at a National APS Fluids conference ( I built an advanced, working spectrophotometer for under 300$)
7th at the 2008 National Science Bowl
2nd at the regional competition in 2009 (when I was captain)
All State String Orchestra 2009
3 Times Superior Rating for a solo at the regional and state levels
Earned a black belt in Tae Kwon Do
Made AIME twice and scored 5s both times
2 times 2nd place in district UIL mathematics
7th in Texas TSSEC Latin Grammar (2007)
Suma Cum Laude for the National Latin Exam Latin I</p>
<p>If you think my resume is weak, please say so! hahaha I appreciate harsh criticisms if deserved</p>
<p>I would say that you have pretty good chances but the schools are so selective it is hard to give a truly definitive answer. If anything, I would bring up the CR score if possible.</p>
<p>Anyways, on with the chances. The CR section of the SAT needs improvement for these schools. If you could raise it to just 700 I’d say you’re solid. I was able to get into MIT with a 2290 and a 3.91 UW gpa and roughly the same quantity and positioning in extracurriculars.</p>
<p>You have amazing academic credentials and impressive awards, as well as demonstrated leadership. I would say you have very favorable chances. Good luck!</p>
<p>IMO JHU is a sure thing for you. You stand an excellent shot at Stanford and MIT as well.
As others have said, bringing up CR would be a good idea. That is your major weak point. Otherwise, you have great test scores and seem to have a gift for math, which MIT will definitely appreciate.</p>
<p>I also want to go into BME, chance me back?</p>
<p>Wow! Those are terrific credentials. Good for you. Agree with everyone who said that Stanford and MIT are so hard to get into these days I wouldn’t tell anyone they will get in. I’d be pretty surprised if you didn’t get into JHU. With your family income you won’t qualify for any need based assistance. Just mentioned that in case you didn’t realize it.</p>
<p>MIT, reach
Stanford, reach
Johns Hopkins, reach
just work on essays and get awesome rec’s and u’ll be fine. i wanted to apply to stanford early this year but changed my mind (bad resume)
good luck to u!
and thx for chancing me</p>
<p>I would say an almost definite in at JHU. I know a couple of people with much lower stats and ec’s and got in. Like the others said before the other two can never be considered definites, but I think you have a good shot.</p>
<p>you seem to have a really good chance; your only real weakness is your class rank and your critical reading on the sat… do you plan on retaking it? most schools superscore/use score choice anyway so even if you did slightly worse on the other sections it couldn’t hurt you much.</p>
