More than a pretty brunette! haha

<p>stanford, nyu, cornell, brown, boston university, occidental, willaims and mary, suny new paltz</p>

<p>STATS</p>

<p>GPA- 88.67% in competitive nyc high school (my average may seem like a joke since I'm applying to top schools ...but here it goes- my freshman year i had a lot of trouble adjusting and I had a lot of negative influences my averages were like low 70s and such...however working in my lab and my mentor really influenced me (i plan to write about it in my essays)..and after freshman year my averages were all above 90</p>

<p>RANK (horrible)- 290/900- 32% due to my grade situation- transcript was hard to get up</p>

<p>Act comp- 34
Sat- 750 math-- 700 reading-- 750 writing- total:2200</p>

<p>SAT II's- BIO- 800 math 2- 800</p>

<p>Ap's=horrible. not reporting.</p>

<p>Awards- honor society senior year...won a couple of small awards for essay competition and one semi-finalist for a nasa competition</p>

<p>Low income family
1st generation college student</p>

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<p>Extracurriculars / volunteer </p>

<ul>
<li>Volunteered at the American Cancer society since freshman year, had an unpaid internship with them for two summers...reaching out to cancer patients...recruiting people...help organize the big walks</li>
</ul>

<p>-- I work in a pathology lab working with pancreatic carcinoma. I've been there my soph and junior year and plan to be there next year..I work there up to 30 hrs/week during the school year and summer. I've written many papers, one of them along with other MD and PhD students which has been published</p>

<p>-- Volunteer at Hospital-- assist nurses, help out patients when ever they need me for something</p>

<p>-- School newspaper- reporter for three years, appointed Editor-In-Chief...my articles were published in different student websites and newsletters. I also freelance for a non profit organization, writing reviews weekly for their newsletter</p>

<p>-- Model U.N - v/president...self explanatory what you do there</p>

<p>--Tutor disadvantaged students in my old public elementary school during the summer- 6 years </p>

<p>so yeah thats pretty much me</p>

<p>Low income and first generation will help. ( Assuming you go to Stuyvesant??)</p>

<p>Stanford: Reject
NYU: High Match
Cornell: High Match
Brown: High Reach/ Reject
BU: Match
Occidental: Match
Williams and Mary: High match
SUNY New Paltz: Safety</p>

<p>no not stuy but close sort of.how is cornell and williams mary a high match?!</p>

<p>Stanford: Probably not
NYU: Low Reach
Cornell: Reach
Brown: Reach
BU: Match
Occidental: Match
Williams and Mary: High Match/Low Reach
SUNY New Paltz: In</p>

<p>Your test scores can only carry you so far. ECs are pretty good though. You really are able to pull 30 hours a week in a lab during the school year? Hmm…</p>

<p>Cornell and WM are high matches because they’re highly competitive schools. Did you think they were safeties or something?</p>

<p>Stanford drops freshman grades. I personally think that is your best chance.:)</p>

<p>oh no sorry. I thought high match meant that you were def getting in because stats matched well. Does stanford really do that?!</p>

<p>Princeton and Stanford both drop freshman year grades… unfortunately, they are tough as balls to get into, so… </p>

<p>Otherwise, Stanford and Ivies are reaches. Everything else is match, except for your safety of course.</p>

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<p>Oh…did you ever read that post in the Ivy Gate Blog?
[How</a> To Get Into An Ivy League School: A Step-by-Step Guide Featuring Testimony From a Real, Live Silver-Spoon Legacy and a Racial Minority! > Admissions, daniel golden, high school, ivygate guide to admissions, legacies | IvyGate](<a href=“http://www.ivygateblog.com/2009/01/how-to-get-into-an-ivy-league-school-a-step-by-step-guide-featuring-testimony-from-a-real-live-silver-spoon-legacy-and-a-racial-minority/]How”>http://www.ivygateblog.com/2009/01/how-to-get-into-an-ivy-league-school-a-step-by-step-guide-featuring-testimony-from-a-real-live-silver-spoon-legacy-and-a-racial-minority/)</p>

<p>You’re on that list…</p>

<p>lol I only have ONE (first gen)…that doesnt help that much. everyone probably has two, three maybe more. I’m asian but not chinese, jap, korean…so am I still screwed?</p>

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