<p>UW: 3.5
WGPA: 4.5
ACT: 35
SAT French: 770
SAT Math II: 800
SAT US History: 750</p>
<p>Distinguished Young Women of South Los Angeles County
Concertmistress of Palos Verdes High School Full Orchestra
Concertmistress of Palos Verdes High School String Orchestra
Concertmistress of Palos Verdes Regional Symphony Orchestra
Concertmistress of Asia America Youth Symphony
Concertmistress of North Torrance Symphony Orchestra
Auditioning for American Youth Symphony
President of Tri-M Music Honor Society
Interview Winner at DYW Local Level
Talent Winner at DYW Local Level
Talent Winner at DYW State Level
SYMF Baroque Competition First Place Winner (x2)
SYMF Duet Competition First Place Winner
Solo with PV High Full Orchestra
Solo with PVRSO (x3)
First violin of PV High String Quartet
First violin of PVRSO String Quartet
Started non profit organization called Prevent Shaken Baby Syndrome</p>
<p>Recommendation Letters from teachers who asked me if they could write mine (so I'm expecting them to be good!)</p>
<p>Definitely putting in Arts Supplements to every school I apply for and doing live auditions to my top schools</p>
<p>Schools:
Stanford REA
Brown
UCLA
UCB
USC</p>
<p>What is your class rank?</p>
<p>Stanford - High Reach
UCLA - Match/High match
UCB - Low Reach
USC - Low Reach
Brown - High Reach
I assumed you were a California resident for the UC schools…</p>
<p>GPA is the most important factor for the UCs.
Stanford - high reach
UCLA - high reach
UCB - high reach
USC - high reach
Brown - high reach</p>
<p>UCLA acceptance rate for residents was 16.3% this year and 26.2% for OOS
Stanford 5% acceptance rate
All of the schools you mentioned you may certainly be in the range for with your weighted GPA, test scores and talent. However you should have a backup plan because these are tough schools to lock. It may be wiser for you to use your EA or ED for a school with a higher acceptance rate than Stanford such as…
Brown ED was 18.8% last year
Dartmouth ED 27.9%
UPenn ED 25.2%
all higher than Stanford.
For the UC you will have to narrow your list of awards to the top 5 most meaningful. Good luck</p>
<p>I think for some colleges, UW GPA is better indicator of acceptance than WGPA. So your UW GPA is low, all those schools are reaches. It only improves your chance if you apply ED to school like Cornell with those stats. Not even UPenn ED because 90% of Penn admits are in the top 10%.</p>