Rawr chance for harvard!!! Will chance back!!!!

Chance Me / Match Me!
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<p>apparently, the bigger your title, the more chances you get.</p>

<p>Asian Male from College Prep School in Texas</p>

<p>Family makes low income ( <60,000 $ ) </p>

<p>First Generation college student</p>

<p>Freshman Year (school only allows regular during this year.</p>

<p>Geometry A
English I A
Biology A
World Geography
Theology I
Health
French I</p>

<p>Sophomore Year
AC Algebra II
AC English II
AC Chemistry
American History
Theology II
• French II</p>

<p>Junior Year
• AC Intro to Analysis (Pre-calculus)
• AP Biology II
• AC English III
• AP World History
• Theology III
• French III
Psychology</p>

<p>Senior Year
• AP Calculus BC
• AP English IV
• AP Government
• AP Chemistry II
• Physiology
• Theology IV
All A’s in all those classes.
Extracurriculars</p>

<p>Key Club- 4 years, Freshman Representative, Sophomore Public Relations Officer, Junior
Treasurer, Senior VP</p>

<p>• Wrote articles for local newspapers about club and took pictures. </p>

<p>Neurobiology Club-founder and president (4 years)</p>

<p>• Started volunteering programs and helped bring Neurologists and Neurosurgeons as speaker</p>

<p>Cross Country (4 years)
Ran at Nike South and Prenational meets as a varsity runner
Choir Singer (4 years)
Awards
Crusader of the year (Freshman year)- Student that best benefited from school environment
Most Outstanding English I student (Freshman Year)
Most Outstanding Theology Student (Sophomore year)
Most Outstanding AC Chemistry Student (sophomore year)
And comparable awards or other years</p>

<p>2390 SAT
5's on all AP tests
800s on 5 SAT IIs</p>

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<p>You could have a perfect score and a 4.0 and it would still be difficult to tell you. For Harvard, though, your ECs and awards are lacking. Any other school I’d say is probable, but I can’t say that about H. Also, it doesn’t help that you’re Asian.</p>

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<p>what would good ECs be then?</p>

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<p>harvard only rejects one out of 4 “water walkers” (perfect scores), so im pretty darn sure youre in, im not going to guarentee anything though, thats just dumb when it comes to harvard</p>

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<p>The acceptance rate for 2400’s is around 30-40% - and that number is misleading, because many people with major EC achievements have perfect scores.</p>

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<p>ah, my bad, turns out i was getting that from a book written in 2003. my how times have changed</p>

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<p>Congratulations on your admittance into Harvard University!</p>

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<p>He already has a 4.0 and a 2390 is essentially a perfect score.</p>

<p>Your EC’s are indeed lacking for Harvard, which also applies to most of the Ivies and Stanford, but you can still get in if you write good essays, get good recs, and get lucky.</p>

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<p>Unless you are recruited for running, it’s a significant reach - ECs are just too weak.</p>