<p>Okay, here are some stats:</p>
<p>SAT 2130 (just retook and hopefully did a little better, math was anomaly before and reading will improve at least a little)
CR 680
M 700
W 750</p>
<p>ACT: 35 (most say they will look at the better scores btwn act/sat, so I'm assuming they'll look at the ACT)
E 34
M 35
R 35
S 34
essay 11</p>
<p>SAT II
Math II: 780
Chem: 760
U.S. His: 780</p>
<p>I'm a rising senior at public h.s. in Michigan, but it's like one of the best h.s.'s in Mich. overall. Great at tennis. 4 Year Varsity playerSo far have won 3 team state championships, good chance it will be four. Past two years have won individual state championship at 2 Doubles, undefeated, and first team all-state. This year I'm a captain, pretty much a lock for 1st team all-state, hopefully will win at 1 doubles although there are some other pretty good teams. I've been ranked 1 in S.E. Mich (strong division b/c all of rich people in Detroit Suburbs) in 10 & Under, and 2 for 12 & Under and 14 & Under.</p>
<p>Essays should be really good everywhere. (I'll connect a couple to tennis)</p>
<p>Expecting great recs, got one from Stan. from my neuroscience prof. while at summer session.</p>
<p>3.97 out of 4 GPA unweighted, basically taking all the advanced courses that are offered and fit my schedule, school doesn't do rank but obviously I'd be up there (by the way I'm white)</p>
<p>Junior Year: AP US His (5 on AP Test)
AP Chem (5 on AP Test)
Accelerated Math Analysis
AP English (5 on AP Test)
Accelerated Spanish 4
(AP Chemistry Lab)</p>
<p>this yr I'm taking:
AP Physics
AP Bio
AP U.S. Gov
AP Spanish
AP English (corresponds to AP Lit test)
BC Calc
Philosophy (not AP but sounds interesting)</p>
<p>I got a B+/A- 1st/2nd semester of 9th grade intensive English, and A- 1st semester of 10th grade Intensive English. These were hard classes. Other than that I've gotten all A's, really improved my English since then.</p>
<p>Other ECs aren't great, they're Ok:
Football (freshman team): 9th grade, Captain, got to go to varsity practice during their playoffs with a few other freshman, earned the "Coach's Award" for exemplary leadership, setting a good model.
Student Council Representative (9th grade)
Spanish Honor Society (10, 11, 12)
National Honor Society (11, 12)
Key Club (9, 10, 11, 12)
Do some volunteer work but no a whole lot, under 200 hours.
National Chemistry Olympiad (11): only like 10 people from our region made it, this was a good accomplishment.
Played a bunch of other sports at younger ages but focused on tennis
A bunch of other miscellaneous small things and awards
National Merit Semifinalist</p>
<p>Stanford Summer College 2007
Intro to Moral Phil: A+
Affective Neuroscience: A
Psych of Peak Performance: A</p>
<p>Basically I'd do a lot more stuff but tennis can be a huge time commitment, like 25 hrs a week during h.s. season, a little less when I'm playing tournaments and practicing during school year, and sometimes 30+ during summer, not to mention all the travel time for tournys and how tiring it is.</p>
<p>Here's the schools I'm applying to:
Stanford SCEA
University of Michigan EA/Rolling (by the way I have double legacy and come from the h.s. kitty corner to mich. stadium, I'm thinking I'm almost guaranteed in)
Harvard
Yale
Princeton
Penn
Cornell
Duke
NW
Virginia
Wisconsin</p>
<p>So, can you evaluate my chances at any of these great institutions? Thanks.</p>