<p>SAT IIs:
US History - 780
Math 2c - 750 (Thinking about a retake)</p>
<p>ECs:
Boy Scouts of America (many leadership positions, revived a troop from 3 scouts to 20+, 15+ hours/week) [grades 6-12]
We the People, the Citizen and the Constitution team (prestigious academic team at school, 12+ hours/week) [12]
Bowling Club (Founder, Secretary, Vice President) [10,11]
Senior Council (Secretary) (2 hours/week) [12]</p>
<p>Awards:
Eagle Scout
Principal's Honor Roll
AP Scholar with Honors
Local Bowling League Champs
The Quill and Scroll
NSHSS (yea, I know it's worthless)</p>
<p>So... Accept/Waitlist/Rejected?:</p>
<p>UPenn ED
NYU
Claremont McKenna
Carnegie Mellon
USC
UC Berkeley
UCLA
UCI</p>
<p>I would say not to retake the math 2c if I were you just in case you don't do as well. 750 is a really solid, amazing score, and schools really won't care if it's a 770. I think once you are 750+, schools don't really care. I think you have a great chance at all those schools, but being a high school senior, I have no basis for any opinion:)</p>
<p>UPenn ED- accept/waitlisted
NYU-accept
Claremont McKenna- this is tough, i know a few kids that got in. so i'll say accept since you have high SAT scores. make sure your essays and recc are good though
Carnegie Mellon-n/a
USC-accept
UC Berkeley-reject (well depending if your cali resident)
UCLA- reject
UCI- accept</p>
<p>p.s do you take AP courses? is your high school very competitive? high reputation?</p>
<p>I'm a california resident and my school is a fairly well known public school.</p>
<p>And in state our Constitution team has a pretty big reputation - we've gone to state finals every year for 17 years in a row - and won 3 times.</p>
<p>I've taken as rigorous a schedule as possible without giving up my committment to my school orchestra. I've taken 4 AP courses and am taking 4 more this year.</p>