<p>American Citizen living overseas
Chinese Ethnicity
GPA : 3.3 (estimate since my school doesnt calculate)
IB Transcript: the most recent score was 35/42
SAT 1:2020
SAT 2:Chinese with Listening: 730
Math 2: 770</p>
<p>Courses:
Chem HL
Math HL
Econ HL
Eng A1 SL
Chinese B Standard SL
Music Solo Performance SL</p>
<p>CCAs:
Christina Noble Children's Foundation Youth Ambassador
Trinity Guildhall Diploma in Piano Recital
Worked for a summer as a lab assistant at a local university
Worked as a volunteer at the Oxfam charity shop
Went on a few overseas charity trips
Percussionist at my school's Chinese Music Orchestra</p>
<p>ideas about whether id get admitted or rejected? im really nervous =/</p>
<p>I guess we are in similar boats. Your sat’s are ALOT better than mine and I guess my avg is a little better than yours. So hey, you better off then I am.</p>
<p>Remember that W&M practices holistic review so we consider everything from your objective criteria (course selection, grades, standardized testing) to your personal qualities (your extracurricular activities, your life experiences, etc). Certainly pursuing an IB diploma is something we look upon kindly but we also like to see students performing well in that curriculum so we’d encourage you to finish your junior and senior year strong.</p>
<p>Also, be sure to tell us about some of your unique experiences living abroad. Those kinds of intangible qualities and distinct attributes are what can help any applicant stand out in the applicant pool.</p>
<p>W&M admission - does W&M even look at AP scores? what if an applicant does not choose to submit them with yout application?</p>
<p>duskmantle: Have you already applied for fall of 2010?</p>
<p>duskmantle: If you haven’t applied, (I was confused by the W&M admission response) I would really emphasis your music, what it means to you and how it is a part of who you are as a person.</p>