<p>I just wanted to get some ideas as to what would be a one more school I should apply to. I was thinking about Duke (Im interested in biomedical engineering and buisness), but the city was a real turnoff. Any suggestions would be appreciated.</p>
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I plan on applying to Brown, WUSTL, Northwestern, Notre Dame, the Ohio State, and Miami (OH)</p>
<p>Sat - 2260 (verbal 740, math 800, writing 720, 10 essay)
SAT II - Math II 800, Bio M 760, US history 790</p>
<p>ACT- 35 (35,35,35,35)</p>
<p>Class Rank- top 10% (school doesn't rank)
Taken 13 APs (4.0 unweighted- all As, 4.48 weighted)</p>
<p>EC: Vice President and Secretary of JSA, Science Olympiad (Cofounder)
Class Representative
Model UN, Academic Team
national honor society, SHS
Work: 45 Hours per week Picking corn and tomatoes on farm (4 months per year, 4 years)
Community Service (100 hours)- Hospital, freestore, relay for life</p>
<p>I recently applied ED to Northwestern. My SAT's are 2110 (750-math 650-crit reading 710- writing (9 essay). Math IIC- 750, American History- 750, Chemistry-710. I have taken 3 AP Tests to this date (Chemistry, American History, and World History) and I have received a 5 on each. I have always taken the hardest possible classes, and I continue to do so in my senior year. My gpa was 99 and i was ranked 12/330. I have received many honors for soccer which include ALL-Conference, MVP's, and Olympic Teams. I have held officer positions in Model UN, Science Research Club, and Math Team. My essays are all good, and I have other extensive community service work (most of which relates to soccer). To ease my feelings of anxiety, can anyone give me insight as to what I should be expecting when decision time comes around on December 15th. Will it be that thick packet, or that hated thin envelope?</p>
<p>Have you thought of Vanderbilt, Emory, Rice, Cornell, Miami (FL), Berkeley, Virginia, Michigan, UNC, etc. Your EC's and essay score could hurt you somewhat, but your GPA/SAT/ACT are outstanding. I think you've got a nice shot at most the schools I mentioned.</p>