Once you click, you're now past the event horizon until you make a post xD

<p>Hopefully the title caught your attention. Please tell me what you think about my chances, since I'm interested in knowing where I should apply. (Btw, this is my second time posting a thread)</p>

<p>Rank: Our school does not rank
GPA: 3.91
WGPA: 4.67</p>

<p>SAT I: Assume 2200-2300, that seemed to be my practice test score range.
SAT II: Math II - 800, Chemistry - 770, Biology M - 780</p>

<p>Courses:</p>

<p>9th grade
AP US History
Honors English
Honors Chemistry
Honors Algebra 2
PE
Software Apps
Latin 1
(B in AP US History and Honors English, A in everything else)</p>

<p>10th grade
AP Chemistry
AP NSL
Honors biology
Honors English
Honors Pre Calculus
Latin 2
(All As)</p>

<p>11th grade
AP Biology
AP BC Calculus
AP World History
AP Language and Composition
Honors Physics
Honors Latin 3
(All As)</p>

<p>12th grade
Multivariable and Differential Calculus
AP Physics C
AP Literature
Honors Orchestra
Honors Latin 4
Internship (Counts as Honors)
(Don't know grades yet)</p>

<p>Academic achievements</p>

<ul>
<li>Selected as HHMI Scholar, which is an prestigious internship that is only offered to 20 students in the entire county</li>
<li>Co-authoring in a paper from my 10th grade summer internship</li>
<li>Co-authoring in a paper from my 11th grade summer/12th grade year internship (but im not sure if it'll be definite by the time I turn in my college apps)</li>
<li>Chemistry Olympiad Regional high honors/Qualified Semifinalist</li>
<li>Maryland Scholar Honorable Mention</li>
<li>Selected among 4 students in the school to represent my school at a prestigious lecture by professors from Harvard</li>
<li>AP Distinguished Scholar</li>
<li>Science National Honors Society</li>
<li>National Honors Society</li>
<li>8th place in some sort of National Korean newspaper math competition</li>
</ul>

<p>Extracurricular Activities</p>

<ul>
<li>Founder/president of my biology club</li>
<li>Interned at NIH in 10th grade summer, and also 11th grade summer and 12th grade year through this HHMI Scholar programs. Presented a poster also.</li>
<li>Volunteering at a hospital</li>
<li>Did Debate club</li>
<li>Did Chemistry club</li>
<li>Maryland State piano concerto competition winner, played mendelssohn piano concerto with the orchestra</li>
<li>Qualified for DC WMTA Honors piano recital</li>
<li>Maryland Springs Festival Piano compeition winner</li>
<li>Maryland Gottlieb Piano Competition winner</li>
<li>Montgomery County Hayes piano competition winner, donated all of my prize money to a cancer patient and this story was published on a Korean newspaper frontpage</li>
<li>Third place in Washington Hartmann piano Competition</li>
<li>Second place in Maryland Springs piano Festival (when I tried it second time)</li>
<li>Second place in Maryland Springs Violin Festival Competition</li>
<li>Concertmaster of my school orchestra</li>
<li>Been doing maryland classic youth orchestra for 4 years, and at the highest level of orchestra and one of the top 10 violinists</li>
<li>Played piano for my church</li>
<li>Played violin and piano for lutheran home one time</li>
<li>Accompanied my Maryland Classic Youth Orchestra by playing piano, too.</li>
<li>Awarded Maryland Distinguished Music Achievement Award from the Maryland State Music Teachers Association</li>
</ul>

<p>Comments/thoughts:
- Reason why I gave up chemistry and debate club is because the HHMI Scholar program requires you to take off to NIH after 4th period, thereby not being able to do any clubs. But, I was able to keep my biology club that I found
- Also, I've been in America since 5th grade, so English is not my best subject.
- Personally, I think I'm pretty good in music field. But at the same time, it'd be nice if I can have some national award
- Another big academic award would be nice
- Finally, I hope my SAT Scores turn out over 2300 this October, but let's assume 2200-2300 in case something bad happens.</p>

<p>Would you be so kind enough to chance me for...
- Harvard
- Princeton
- Brown PLME
- Caltech
- MIT
- UPenn
- Johns Hopkins
- Penn State
- University of Maryland</p>

<p>Thank you so much for your help!!</p>

<p>I don't understand how you could have had 2 B's and maintain that kind of GPA.</p>

<p>Because I've had these 2 B's for both semesters. So technically, it's 4 B's.</p>

<p>This is my first time on the "chances" forum (and one of my first times on the CC forums), but forgive me for asking the question... Why not apply to all of them? Is it a question of expensive application fees or time commitment for application? If it is neither, then I would recommend applying to all of them. Or, do research on which ones would best suit your goals in life and apply to them.</p>

<p>hey sgtbrushes,
Hey, no problem. For me at least, application fee is an issue. Not only that, I don't really want to spend too much of my time to write college essays. So for these reasons, I am not really thinking of applying to all of them.
Hope that helped you.</p>