<p>White Male, middle class family, Midsized Public School in NY
Junior, Class of 2011</p>
<p>GPA: 3.8? (93.8 unweighted)
top 10% of class of 250, all possible AP classes taken</p>
<p>SATs:
2250
770
710
770</p>
<p>Model U.N. (8-11), president
Stock Market Club (10-11)
Ping Pong Club (10-11)
School Newspaper (10-11)
Varsity Lacrosse (10-11)</p>
<p>Town Youth Government (8-11)
Make a Wish foundation volunteer (9-11)
Town Drug Abuse Resistance Committee (10-11)
Youth Police Corps (10-11)
Writer for local newspaper (10-11)</p>
<p>Not sure at all where i stand against other applicants... pleaseee help</p>
<p>Id say you have a really good chance at all those schools and the only tough one would be Penn but this is having seen only whats there so you may have some EC’s that could put you over the top but strong GPA and high SAT’s will most likely get you into every other school there (UNC is tough out of state but again your scores are all high so).</p>
<p>I think you will be accepted at BC, BU, Miami and UNC. Penn is unpredictable, but your stats put you in the running. If Penn is your first choice and $$ are not an issue, I recommend applying ED to increase your chances. Make sure you highlight true passion for one or two ECs in your application.<br>
UNC out of state is tough, but they seem to accept kids with high stats like yours who have taken a lot of AP courses. Good luck.</p>
<p>Unfortunately, your not on a level playing field for Penn. Getting in to Penn as a white kid from the northeast is extremely difficult. If you were applying from Nebraska or Tennessee you would most likely get in, but it really is unpredictable otherwise. But I you should definitely apply.</p>