Regular Decision Chances

<p>Chances Please</p>

<p>GPA: 3.96 UW / 4.45 W (UC GPA 4.0/4.54 weighted)
SAT: 790 Verbal, 800 Math, 770 Writing (2360)
ACT: 35
SAT II's: 800 Math IIC, 800 Literature, 780 Chemistry
Class rank: My school doesn't rank, although I know I'm in at least the
top 4% (ELC status for UC's) </p>

<p>AP tests:
Calculus BC AB subscore 5/5
Chemistry 5
Biology 5
French Literature 5
French Language 5
English Language 4
US History 4</p>

<p>First Year:
Honors Pre-Calculus and Trigonometry
Honors Introduction to Chemistry
Advanced Shakespeare / African-American Literature
French Advanced Conversation
Music Theory and Composition
East Asian Studies / Modern European History
Physical Education</p>

<p>Second Year:
AP Calculus BC
AP Chemistry
AP French Literature
Modern Poetry / James Joyce
US History
Microbiology
Sculpture II</p>

<p>Third Year:
AP English Language
AP US History
AP French Language
AP Biology
Advanced Physics I/II
Macroeconomics / Microeconomics</p>

<p>Fourth Year:
AP English Literature
AP European History
AP Physics
Studies on Existential and Surrealist Writers
French Modern Literature
Organic Chemistry</p>

<p>Awards:
AP Scholar with Distinction
National Merit Semi-Finalist (PSAT score: 228)
Journalism Awards</p>

<p>Activities:
-President of MUN for two years
-Math and Science Club:
Member Freshman year
Treasurer Sophomore year
Vice-President Junior year
President Senior year
-National Honor Society
Member Freshman and Sophomore year
Secretary Junior year
Vice President Senior year
-Varsity Tennis for three years (Captain for one)
-State Symphony Orchestra for four years
-Journalism for two years, co-editor for one year</p>

<p>Miscellaneous:
-Father legacy at Princeton
-Mother legacy at Columbia
-Two cousins went to University of Pennsylvania
-I sent in music tapes (I play oboe), and also composition pieces with full scores to all my colleges except the UC's.<br>
-I applied Early Action to University of Chicago and Georgetown, and I got into both.</p>

<p>Colleges:
UCSD, UCLA, UCB, UCD
Williams
Cornell
Columbia
Dartmouth
University of Pennsylvania
Johns Hopkins
Princeton</p>

<p>wow... your stats are pretty much as good as it gets, so i'd say you have a great chance for all, except princeton is hard to get into for anyone</p>

<p>You must be excellent in French to take AP as a sophomore ... are you a native speaker?</p>

<p>Chances look good at the Ivies. Your extra curriculars are a little weak but you have awesome stats. :)</p>

<p>Thank you guys
Yeah, my parents are both French, so I grew up speaking some French. I'm not fluent, but I'm getting there :)</p>

<p>I think you have a great chance everywhere...I know that Princeton weights Legacy quite a bit--it would've helped if you applied ED, but you still have a good chance!</p>

<p>i love tchaikovsky</p>

<p>haha yeah! who doesn't love tchaikovsky? My final project composition for my music theory and composition class was inspired by his fourth symphony :)</p>

<p>So can anyone else give me his or her opinions?</p>

<p>I think I'll just bump this so it resurfaces :)</p>

<p>tchaikovsky:</p>

<p>Assuming you are a California resident,
UCB/UCLA: Safe Match
UCSD: Safety
UCD: Safety</p>

<p>thanks for the reply flopsy- yeah, I live in California (I have the ELC # thingee)</p>

<p>bump------</p>

<p>I think you're in everywhere</p>

<p>impressive stats!</p>

<p>wow...amazing, althought, do your schools rank the other courses that aren't AP? like for example, honors (6.0), challenging (5.0), less challenging (4.0)? tu parles fran</p>

<p>Tiens! Sans d</p>

<p>Wow...post-aps hahha. You'll be really prepared for college</p>

<p>Your stats are terrific!</p>

<p>UCLA/B: Safe match
UCSD: Safety
UCD: I don't think you could possibly end up here, but there's no way that UCD will reject you.
Williams: ???
Cornell: Safe match
Columbia: Match
Dartmouth: Match
University of Pennsylvania: Match
Johns Hopkins: Safe match
Princeton: Slight reach</p>

<p>Thanks Flippy for that breakdown of each college :)</p>

<p>yeah flippy seems right on. People seem to have a hard time calling Ivies matches, but I think in your case it makes sense. I'd bump Columbia and maybe Dartmouth up to a slight reach though - the acceptance rates are just too low.</p>