So I heard this funny story, but I don't know the ending, do any of you know?

<p>So a kid comes up to me and asks me:</p>

<p>"I am a rising Senior in a very competitive public school in NJ and i'm interested in MIT. I wanted to know how I stand and what my chances are next year
here we go</p>

<p>Stats:
93 % GPA (3.8 in my hs) - senior year will bring it up
2150 SAT (780 M, 660 CR, 710 W) - retake in october hopefully 2250+
SAT II- 800 Math II, 800 USH, 790 Bio M, 780 Chem - plan to take english lit
AP= all 5's - Chem(10), Bio (11), USH (11), Stat (11)</p>

<p>Senior Year courses
AP Physics - A-
AP Calculus BC - A
AP Economics - A+
AP Art History - A+
English Honors - A+
Photography - A+</p>

<p>EC's
Science Olympiad (10 - 12) - won several awards
Science League (10 - 12) - 2nd state for Bio II at one point
Science Bowl (10 - 12) - Captain (6th state)
Science Honors Program @ Columbia - start this september
Research Experience @ Columbia Neurology Dept - Muscle biochemistry
Brystol Myers Squib Pharma course in summer
FIRST Robotics - (9-12) hopefully captain next year
S County Youth Council - (8-12) President
S County Youth Leadership (11-12)
Peer Leadership (12) - seniors help freshman transition to highschool
TREND (11-12) VP
Chorus (9-12)
Varsity Track (both winter and spring 10,11,12) - not good enough to be recr.</p>

<p>what are the chances for OSS???am i okay, or should i kill myself??
suggestions"</p>

<p>Here is the funny part...</p>

<p>Wait, how do you know your grades for senior year if you haven’t started it yet…?</p>

<p>Overall, seems pretty good. Your scores are good (it’d be nice to bring up the CR), you’ve gotten involved in things (I assume) you love - from science to chorus/and track. I say you’re “in the running” (no one is ever getting in for sure).</p>

<p>But some questions - how do you rank among your peers? How is your school’s AP program (ie have you taken a lot of what they offer)?</p>

<p>good questions
i think I am probably in the top 15-20 % (like I said, very competetive)
and yes, I have taken almost all the AP’s my school offers</p>