<p>Freshmen Year-
Advanced English 9
Accelerated Geometry
Physics
Earth/Space
US History II
Band
Spanish 3
Oral Communications
PE</p>
<p>Sophomore-
Advanced English 10
Accelerated Advanced Algebra II
Biology
Chemistry
Global Studies
Health
PE
Spanish 4
Intro to Health and Medical Careers
(My school doesn't have honors or AP until you finish freshmen and sophomore year requirements.)</p>
<p>Intended Course load:
Junior-
AP Biology
AP Lit
AP Psych
American Public Policy
Certified Nursing Assistant
Pre -Calculus</p>
<p>Senior-
AP Lang
AP Chem
AP Physics
Calculus
Honors Philosophy</p>
<p>Current UW GPA- 4.0
Class Rank- 1/310
Practice ACT- 25</p>
<p>Started Sophomore Year:
Amnesty International
Future Business Leaders of America
Health Occupation Students of America- President
Key Club- (Hours Keeper)
Forensics- Conference Bronze Medalist
Mu Alpha Theta
Link Crew</p>
<p>Additionally I am a volunteer at my local hospital and I've accumulated about 50 hours already and will continue through senior year. This summer I have an 6 week internship at the local medical school and I will also be shadowing a doctor at the children's hospital for about 25 hours.</p>
<p>Race: Black (1st generation Ethiopian)
Income Bracket: 20,000></p>
<p>CHANCE ME PLEASE FOR:
Johns Hopkins Early Decision
Georgetown
Columbia U
U Penn
UCLA
U of Southern California
U of Houston
U of Chicago
UW- Madison</p>
<p>If you could label as Reach, Match, and Safety that would be fantastic. </p>
<p>All of those schools are reaches with a 25 ACT. </p>
<p>If you can get your ACT up to a 30 (easier said than done):
Johns Hopkins Early Decision - Low Reach
Georgetown - Low Reach
Columbia U - High Reach
U Penn - High Reach
UCLA - High Match
U of Southern California - High Match
U of Houston - idk lol
U of Chicago - High Reach
UW- Madison - Match </p>
<p>Don’t take my chances too seriously, but take my advice and get that ACT score up. </p>
<p>If you want to try out the SAT, message me and I can give you a list of free online resources and practice tests. </p>
<p>Although <em>practice</em> ACT score isn’t good, you never know what you’ll get for your real ACT! Also, try take the SAT. I personally liked the SAT better because it’s more logic-based rather than knowledge-based. Other than that, your academics and ECs are amazing, especially considering that you are a minority and ranked #1. Good luck!! :)</p>
<p>No offence, but living in America doesn’t make your “ehitopian” background that great.
Johns Hopkins is one of the best medical schools to go to, but you’re taking accelerated maths…</p>
<p>If your dad went to UHouston, then how are you a first generation Ethiopian? Does that mean that you’re a first gen American or a first gen college student?</p>
<p>Johns Hopkins - Low Reach
Georgetown - Low Reach
Columbia U - High Reach
U Penn - High Reach
UCLA - Match
U of Southern California - High Match
U of Houston - Match
U of Chicago - High Reach
UW- Madison - Match</p>
<p>@Hawkace Colleges accept int’l students. Maybe the dad went to school here, then came officially and the OP is the child of immigrants. Seems plausible</p>
<p>^^Is pretty off lol
Johns Hopkins - High Reach
Georgetown - High Reach
Columbia U - High Reach
U Penn - High Reach
UCLA - High Reach
U of Southern California - High Reach
U of Houston - High Match
U of Chicago - High Reach
UW- Madison - Low Reach</p>
<p>John Hopkins: Low Reach
Georgetown: Low Reach/ High Match
Columbia: High Reach
U Penn: High Reach
UCLA: Match
U Southern California: Match
U Houston: Match
U Chicago: Reach
UW Madison: Match</p>
<p>FYI: First generation Ethiopian would mean that you are the first generation to be born outside of Ethiopia. First generation college student would mean you’re the first to go to college as a diaspora. So, a person could be both or just one. In my case, I’m not first generation COLLEGE, only first generation in terms on birth place. </p>