Ppsp?

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<p>Female Indian
Out of State (NJ)
GPA: 4.5 weighted
SAT 1350 (690V/660M)/2020 (retaking in oct.)</p>

<p>SAT II: 670 Bio
I've taken chem and planning on taking Math II, should i take more SAT IIs?</p>

<p>Soph year:
AP bio-4
AP latin</p>

<p>junior year:
AP enviornmental science
AP chemistry</p>

<p>Senior year:
AP macro, BC calc, AP physics, AP comp sci, AP stats, AP english, AP euro</p>

<p>ECs
Key Club
Math League
Latin Honor Society
Columbia Presbyterian Hospital-volunteer
National Honor Society
NJIT STEP program (science program at a college)
hostess at a resturant
Environmental Club
8 college credits from Harvard University (two science courses)
Volunteered in a nursing home one summer
Going abroad to volunteer in a hospital
NYLF- medicine
Summer Research at Cornells New York Pres. Hospital
Research in upstate new york on hollistic effects of brain tumors
certified in CPR, rescue breathing, first aid
four college credits in dynamics of healthcare/and emergency services from UMDNJ, the medical school of new jersey</p>

<p>excellent recs from teachers
hook? six different schools, three different states, on two continents</p>

<p>chances for PPSP?</p>

[casej2006]

<p>well you definitely need to get your sat score up... maybe take the act? try to take at least one other sat II and get it 750 or above... i don't know exactly about your chances but try to do something that sets you apart... case really looks into your extracurricular activities more than your standardized test scores though it has a minimum... write really good essays and show A LOT of interest in case...</p>

[jakem333]

<p>i'm assuming you're looking at the medicine ppsp. That's their most competitive program, and i would guess that you'd need to get your SAT's up to a 2200-2300 to have a decent shot. Its extremely difficult to get in.</p>

[ViVVish00]

<p>The SAt does matter but dont give over bearing weight to it. </p>

<p>I got into PPSP in Medicine but only had a compositie 2150 SAT score.</p>

<p>I did get a 33 ACT though</p>