<p>So basically today one of my teachers (who i am very close with) said stanford would be a good fit for me. Although i do go to one of the most, if not the most, competitive schools in nj my numbers are not anything "spectacular""
-probably a 3.6 gpa at the end of junior year, (3.2 freshman, 3.4 sophomore and 3.8 or so junior)
I have taken 3 honors courses and one ap (the school does not allow us to take more then 2 aps before junior year unless there is an outstanding circumstance)
-34 on the act
-740math1,800math2, taking bio and chem sat 2s in febuary both of which will be above 750 for sure, probobly above 770.
-president of the largest club at the school as a junior
-two year varsity captain
-has been a mentor/tutor since 7th grades for children with disabilities
-hopefully taking an online class in group theory through stanfords online high school next year.
-submitting an art portfolio
-well on my way to becoming a published scientist. </p>
<p>thanks in advance for any feedback.</p>
<p>edit: sorry for the poor grammar and spelling,school has kept me up till 3am everyday this week and im on the verge of crashing.</p>
<p>Captain, since I don’t know any schools in NJ (and don’t care), I say why not apply? First of all, this teacher obviously will advocate for you, and the 34 on the ACT and your extracurriculars are great. I don’t see why you wouldn’t be a great candidate, if you spend some time writing really compelling essays, and submitting a kick ass art portfolio. It is NOT all about the numbers, people!!!</p>
<p>I’m just generic white. also the article will hopefully be published in one of the early issues of cell next year! (subliminal promotion)
and its also not pingry</p>
<p>Well, you do have a shot, since your SAT and ACT scores are good, your ECs are solid, you’re publishing a paper, and your GPA isn’t abhorrently low. Improve your GPA, and you’ll be in a much better position.</p>
<p>thanks so much guys for all the feedback youve given
I just recalculated my gpa for junior year alone and i have a 3.87 UW. Im not totally sure what that turns to weighted but its a lot better then my froshie year :)</p>