<p>Hey, I am international from South Korea.
I am currently attending at a Huge Catholic private school in Boston.
I am a 10th grade right now, and will be junior this fall.
I made a stat that will be done, so look at it and say whether I can get into
1.Harvard 2.Princeton 3.Yale 4.Cornell 5.Duke 6. UVA 7. UPenn 8. MIT
9. U of Michigan Ross 10. Columbia 11. UC Berkeley</p>
<p>SAT I-2400</p>
<p>SAT II-Chemistry 800
Physics 800
Math IIC 800
French 780
Literature 750
World history 800
US history 800</p>
<p>APs-Human geography-5
Calculus AB-5
World history-5
US history-5
Micro economics-5
Macro economics-5
Physics B-5
Physics C-E-senior
Physics C-M-senior
European history-senior
French language-senior
English lang-senior
Calculus BC-senior</p>
<p>GAP: Accumul. weighted 4.06</p>
<p>EC-Model UN-Secretary General
Publishing research paper at the African Studies society in Korea
Assitant researcher at BU African studies department
Embassy of China cultural center in Korea-intern
Embassy of Philippine in Korea-intern
Pro-Korea Times (online newspaper)-reporter
Habitat for humanity
Varsity Track
Varsity Cross country
Assistant researcher at Umass Boston African studies department
Arabic club-president
Amnesty International club-president
Student Council-head of fundraising committee
City of Belmont youth commission
Tutoring kids in Cambridge MA
Hospital volunteer
Working in an organization supporting the N.Korean escapees
Bank of Malawi (national bank of Malawi)-intern
Teaching kids in Malawi
2 licensed Inventions
Owning a private company
Taking a college level Arabic course at Harvard Extension school
French club-president
Asian culture club-executive officer
Political artists' club-president
Robotics club-president
etc.</p>
<p>I'm applying for major in African Studies..EA Harvard~</p>
<p>this is not even half-believable. your username "flglxpstbxkdls" looks highly sketchy as well...</p>
<p>yes, i am convinced. there is NO way you can do all these EC's, take 13 AP's cumulatively (yet grades don't hurt one bit)...teaching kids in Malawi? 2 licensed Inventions? owning a private company? while simultaneously being 5 club presidents, two varsity sports, all the rest that's self-explanatory - do you catch my drift?</p>
<p>GAP? It's G-P-A. With your 13 AP's, why is your weighted ONLY 4.06? your little intro blurb's use of english doesn't justify your scores and numbers.</p>
<p>and you're -JUST- a sophomore?</p>
<p>ooook...there are so many things wrong with this.</p>
<p>i don't know why people do these things, honestly.</p>
<p>ahnneung.
your post sounds fishy. but hey, it could happen, right? but i can't believe you got 2400 with that kind of grammar (shown in your little blurb). even i can write better & still receive 720 in Critical Reading.</p>
<p>sophmore? 4.06? impossible. & you took so many freakin AP's.
mission impossible.</p>
<p>you're a gajah.</p>
<p>i bet you didn't even understand that. HAH! >(</p>
<p>Troll or not, just a word of advice: don't count your chickens before they hatch.</p>
<p>It's nice and all to want a 2400, or 5 800's, have an above average number of AP's, etc, but you need to work for it...and face the reality, what is the percentage of those who actually have similar stats of that caliber? It's possible to achieve, of course, but extremely unlikely. And unnecessary, as many people get into Harvard and other Ivies without those kind of numbers (but of course, have something of comparable quality going for them).</p>
<p>It's nice and all to have a plan - but really, how much of this is true? If you haven't done ANYTHING of what you wrote up there...well, your list is a little out of this world in itself. Be REALISTIC.</p>
<p>Anyone can compile a killer resume (slightly/overtly exaggerated and ambitious, the works), but your list would strike an adcom as immediately implausible and suspicious of your integrity.</p>
<p>What you need to focus on is what you like to do, and then concentrate all your time and energy into expanding those interests into a passion that can be appropriately conveyed to adcoms.</p>
<p>...I'm not sure if you will be able to fully comprehend this post, but if you do, you will do well to pay attention to it. You inevitably need to go back and re-evaluate your "plan."</p>
<p>I don't think there is a single person on the face of this planet who PLANS to get a 2.7 or PLANS to get a 1500(new scale) on the SAT or PLANS to get a 15 on the ACT. But people get these stats anyway. These things do happen. You don't know what's going to happen tomorrow, let alone predict your stats a year later.</p>
<p>Thank you for the advice paco!
I will seriously reconsider the degree of reality in my plan.
As a sophomore, I've achieved about 30 percent of the plan.
The five clubs' presidents..., I found alot of them, so I could be the
president.
Your advice seems logical, and I will fix my things up.
Thanks again</p>
<p>PS: Everyone, I understand the low possibility of this plan...
A Famous quote by JFK
"We choose to go to the moon in this decade and do the other things,
not because they are easy, but because they are hard, because that goal will serve to organize
and measure the best of our energies and skills,
because that challenge is one that we are willing
to accept, one we are unwilling to postpone, and
one which we intend to win, and the others, too."</p>
<p>"but i can't believe you got 2400 with that kind of grammar (shown in your little blurb). even i can write better & still receive 720 in Critical Reading."
haha, thats exactly what I was thinking. Anyway, i agree with paco too. But if it is true, it inspires me a little =p</p>