<p>hi
i'm a high school senior from india, but i am a permanent resident of the US.
i've applied to a few high-profile schools - UC-Berkeley, Rice, and some others... and i can't schedule an interview.
i got a 2210(was a bit disappointed by that but i didn't take the tests again) in the SAT and 770(Math level 2), 780(Physics and Chemistry) in the subject tests...
i know admission depends on a lot more than SAT scores - i've done pretty well in school (my school doesn't calculate GPA though)... i'm usually ranked first or second...
i have a lot of ECA - i was a quizmaster for several interschool contests, and i've won lots of oratorical competitions, i've also held 2 posts in my school council, i've volunteered in blood donation camps and the like, i play the violin, i'm a member of my school basketball team...
i've worked hard on the essays too.
i also got two 0.1%(for being in the 99.9th percentile at the national level) certificates for my 10th Grade CBSE exam (in English and Social Studies)...</p>
<p>a few things stand out about my application, such as the fact that
i've grown up in 4 countries (S'pore, Malaysia, India and the US) and so i've come across a lot of different kinds of people...</p>
<p>i'm looking at getting into engineering.
so,
anyone think i have a chance??? (i'm trying for Texas at Austin and A&M too)
(please say yes!!! :-))</p>
<p>What do you guys think about MIT?</p>
<p>i'm really nervous, and i'd be glad if one of u could tell me what u think...</p>