<p>I've all A's in Freshman year, 3 B's and 4 A's in Sophomore year and 5 B's and 2 A's in Junior year</p>
<p>I've taken 5 AP courses and 1 honors course in Junior year. Planning to take 8 AP exams in May
Planning to take 4 AP courses in Senior year</p>
<p>236 PSAT
2370 SAT
800 Math Subject SAT
800 World History Subject SAT
780 US History Subject SAT
760 Bio Subject SAT</p>
<p>President of World Adult literacy club with over 1000 hrs of community service
Captain of Quiz-bowl team
Model UN
Colombia Science Honors program</p>
<p>Ethnicity -Asian Indian</p>
<p>Thanks</p>
<p>hey uhmmm lets see…u have a LOT OF B’s so that is going to impact your admissions by a LOTTTT! 0ver 1000 of community service is impressive but i dont see a fiery passion about anything?</p>
<p>also 5 ap’s is excellent but the B’s might just kill ur admissions, but dont worry you might always get in :]</p>
<p>The Bs will hurt your chances, sure. But, the thing i think that will hurt the most is your lack of initiative/doing what you love/“passion.” Your SATs are great, your grades could be better, your course riggor seems good (depending on what your school offers), but you are lacking something. MIT’s website has a quote, which goes something along the lines of this [First, we make sure the applicant is qualified for admission to MIT (most are), but then we look for compelling reasons to admit him/her…]. That’s paraphrased, of course, but the general idea is that you are missing initiative. Don’t try to fake a passion, but do what you love. For instance, mine is music. I created and led a jazz ensemble that raised money and awareness for providing clean water to the impoverished in Africa. Long story short, do what you love and love what you do.</p>
<p>Student93I - </p>
<p>No one here - not even me - can give you a chance that would be in any way accurate. </p>
<p>Just do your best, have fun, and send an application our way. </p>
<p>Good luck!</p>
<p>how do you only have 7 classes total, do you mean first sem</p>