<p>GPA: 3.85 at a pretty prestigious private school
SAT I: 2380 superscore(800cr, 800m, 780w)
SAT II: Bio-800, Chem-800, Math II-760
Common app essay: Written and revised multiple drafts, looked over by teachers and counselor, probably at least a 7/10
Supplemental essay: same quality as common app
EC's:
Fencing-four years on varsity, starting varsity fencer grades 11-12, beginning to get into competitive aspect(tournaments etc.) and looking for a ranking, coach is sending a letter to princeton
Cello- Played since fourth grade, have taken private lessons and played in the orchestra, have been first-seat for junior and senior years
Debate- Sophomore through senior year, presently the vice-president, been to many debates, haven't won awards though
Science research: Have done biological research in two different labs during the summers after sophomore and junior years, presented both at my school and at a competitive national science conference. Getting a recommendation from a lab director written, he told me i accomplished more than most college students could
Ultimate frisbee- Four year varsity member, starting junior and senior year, projected captain
I have a few other less major ones as well, but would like
Teacher recommendations: 1st one 9/10 loved me and saw me develop, 2nd maybe 7/10, but hopefully on par with the other</p>
<p>I'm applying to princeton scea, and I know it's hard for anybody to get in, but do I have a decent shot?
As for regular, a few of the schools are:
yale
harvard
duke
williams
dartmouth
northwestern
wash u</p>
<p>If you could give me some opinions on those schools as well, i'd appreciate it. If you want more info just ask</p>
<p>Holy cow look at those stats! Yes you do have a good shot! The only problem might be that the applicant pool for Princeton SCEA is really competitive, so you’ll never really know.</p>
<p>Yale: Reach (For everybody)
Harvard: Reach
Duke: Reach
Williams: Reach
Dartmouth: Match
Wash U: Match
Northwestern: Match</p>
<p>Obvioulsy Harvard, Yale are reaches. Duke is a low reach for you. The other schools are in the match range, dont know much about williams though.</p>
<p>Hey, fellow Princeton SCEA-er! Those are some really impressive stats; solid SATs and ECs, and your grades won’t bring you down. Honestly, looking at the stats of CC applicants over the years, I suspect you’ll either get in, or get deferred and then get in. If not, you’ll get into at least two of the schools you listed, I predict.</p>
<p>Yale: Reach
Harvard: High Reach
Duke: Low Reach
Williams: Reach
Dartmouth: Low Reach
Wash U: High Match
Northwestern: High Match</p>
<p>Wash U and NW are high matches and not matches because they are schools very concerned with yield and may shy away from applicants with stellar SAT scores such as yours whom they are skeptical about will actually attend. And for good reason! You have a solid chance anywhere!</p>