<p>Hey guys, I am an incoming senior, and I'm starting to work on my applications/look for schools. However, I'm not quite sure what kind of schools I should apply for. I know for sure that I would love to apply for BA/MD programs (instate-NEOUCOM?), but I also want to apply for some regular 4 year undergrad colleges. But with society so competitive these days, I'm not sure what level I fall in. Would these stats be good enough to get in say, top 20? thanks a bunches :)</p>
<p>I'm an asian female </p>
<p>SAT: 2280 superscore (took twice): 800M, 750W, 730R (I'll probably take the ACT sept)
SAT II: MathII 800, Chemistry 790, Bio 780, USH/Physics 770
GPA: 4.04 unweighted, 4.43 weighted (my school has a wierd weighting system...lol)
APs: USH: 5 (sophomore year). This year I took AP english lit, AP physics B, AP calc AB, and AP euro, and I'm still waiting for scores. I'm also planning to take 6/7 APs next year.</p>
<p>Summer medical research with an associate professor (with a MD),
Shadow Physician
President of 2 major clubs, one dealing with gender issues of the day and the other one being a mix of amnesty international/environmental/etc (2 more branches)
violin for a really long time,1st violin
will be national merit semifinalist
cum laude society (top 10% of academic class)
tutoring volunteer in math/spanish
Bright Futures (leadership program during schoolyear at the YWCA)
literary magazine head graphic editor at my old school
lots of various summer things and active members of other clubs, some tennis, etc, etc
trilangual</p>
<p>I have no major awards though/any alumni from any american college in my family :/
Or major sport ECs, i did school tennis 9th/10th grade but then i dropped that lol
no paid work experience :/
I'm going to also try to bump up community service by alot.</p>
<p>Thanks again!</p>