<p>state: PA
White/male
Income: ≈ 200,000
class rank: top 1%
GPA/WGPA: 4.0/4.78
SAT - 2380 (M - 800, CR - 780, W - 800)
SAT II - Math I - 800 Math II - 800 German - 800</p>
<p>EC's:
Varsity Lacrosse (Captain)
Varsity Debate (Captain)
Newspaper (Editor and Chief)
National Honor Society (Treasurer)
German Club (President)
German National Honor Society</p>
<p>Intended Majors:
Business/German</p>
<p>What I have done for majors:</p>
<p>First of all, I am fluent in both writing and speaking German. I spent a year abroad in Germany during freshman year. I have scored in the top 10% on the national German exam 3 years in a row. I have won german culture bowl 2 times.</p>
<p>In business, I have attended the Pennsylvania Governor's school for global entrepreneurship. I learned a lot there and expect a glowing recommendation from some of the distinguished people there. I did an internship at Goldman Sachs and will be getting a recommendation from the Vice President of the company who went to Wharton.</p>
<p>Other Awards:</p>
<p>State level Journalist Awards for Articles
National Champion at NFL's for Public Forum Debate</p>
<p>Haha the classic qualifier to champion accidental switch. Of course. And your SAT happened to change from 2340 to 2380 since you posted your last chance thread? Congratulations!</p>
<p>Well, with all due respect, you’re wasting your time by posting chance me threads in the first place (I’m a student, not an admissions officer–I have no idea what your chances are), and making up random information is only worsening the problem. Go out, do what you love, and then you won’t have to make up an amazing application–you’ll have one.</p>
<p>Was thinking exactly this… regardless, if a high school student (either on his own merit somehow or with family connections) could get an internship at Goldman Sachs (a company whose summer internships are fought for by students at every T25/Ivy), I think he’ll be fine either way…</p>