<p>Crap It's that selective?</p>
<p>Here's my stats
Attending one of top ten public schools in California (if that helps)</p>
<p>Asian American (Korean)
Academics
SAT 1500 780 M 720 V
2C 790
Writing 770
Physics, American, Bio (planning to take)
AP Euro 5
AP Stats 5</p>
<p>Weighted GPA = 4.75 out of 4.0 ; top 5% of 2006 class</p>
<p>9-11 courses
9th
Adv. Orchestra A, A
Hnrs Bio A, A
English 1 A, A
Hnrs Alg 2 A, A
PE A, A
Spanish 2 A, A
Regional Studies, Health A, A
10th
Adv. Orchestra A, A
Hnrs Precalc A, A
AP European History A, A
AP Statistics A, A
Spanish 3 A, A
Hnrs English 2 A, A
Hnrs Physics A, A
11th
Adv. Orchestra A
AP BC Calc A
AP Physics A
AP English A
AP Bio A
AP American A</p>
<p>Researching Swarm Engineering with Caltech PhD- working on publishing theory paper on swarms
Wrestling Team JV/V
Varsity Track and Field-Pole Vault and Long Jump
co-Founder/Vice president of Young Musicians Club
Science Club-Secretary
Communications Chair Key Club
Volunteer at Malibu Water Chemistry
1st Degree Black Belt in Taw Kwon Do
attended NSLC Medicine and Healthcare
teacher/co-founder of Oriental Mission Church youth services (helping inner city children in math, english, science, history)
500+ hrs of COmmunity Service
Violin for 10 years
2nd Chair Young Nak Youth Orchestra and member of Young Nak Adult Orchestrra</p>
<p>Pomona-Wisconsin Mathematics Award
Wrestling 140lb Silver Medal 2003 & 2004 </p>
<p>Like I wrote a good letter explaining my interests in science, especially nanotech. I like Physics and Bio a lot, so I think they'll integrate well. I focused a lot on my past research experience. I'm helping a Caltech PhD with Swarm Engineering and researching about a new method of clustering robots. I also put in my transcipt and resume just in case. I</p>