<p>I am a Singaporean who hopes to study in the states. I need some advice on my chances of getting into the various colleges. Any comments would be greatly appreciated.</p>
<p>I've applied to (and applying to)
- Stanford EA (rejected)
- Harvard
- Princeton
- Yale
- Penn (Jerome Fisher Program)</p>
<p>My Profile:
SAT I: 1600
SAT II: 2370 (Writing 770, Maths IIc 800, Physics 800)</p>
<p>GCE Ordinary Level, Distinction (A1) in all 10 subjects
GCE Advance Level, Distinction (A) in all 4 subjects + 1 Special Paper Distinction and 1 Special Paper Merit</p>
<p>These results put me somewhere in the top 0.1% of my country and perhaps around top 2% of my school (best in the country). No GPA or official ranking in my school system.</p>
<p>I am rather active in CCAs. Chairman of Computer Club, Entrepreneurship Society. Plays badminton and swimming. Various awards in Programming/IT and economics/current affairs competitions.</p>
<p>Did two research projects with the local university. One turn out to be quite good, got a gold medal at the Singapore Science and Engineering Fair (local version of the ISEF) and top 3 places in the National Science and Talent Search (local version of the Intel Science Talent Search). The research is about routing algorithms (computing).</p>
<p>Finally, I got a full four year scholarship from an investment company to ehh.. anywhere in the world, I hope to go to the states though.</p>
<p>My intended majors are computer science / engineering (my interest) and economics / finance (what I will be doing later in life).</p>
<p>Previously I thought I had pretty good chances but after Stanford rejected me, I am now a little dishearted. (I used my old SAT I score, 1490, for my Stanford application though)</p>
<p>What are my chances at the other four schools?</p>
<p>Thanks!!</p>