<p>GPA 3.96 (uw) no rank
SAT CR 790 M 800 W 800 (2390)
AP seven 5s and four 4s</p>
<p>EC
Volunteer work club 3 years, club president - won many national volunteer award
JV tennis clus, vice captain 2 years
Traditional mask dancing club, national bronze medal 3 years
School newspaper reporter 3 years
youth reporter for three other national newspapers 2years
School Investment club 2 years
running Internet-based business
internship in investment bank
internship in government economy-related institution
AIME qualifier
UCC award, Best design award from UN-affiliated international organization
Class treasurer</p>
<p>What are my chances for Wharton ED??
how about Penn CAS??
And I took summer courses in Penn and instructor (Penn graduate student) of the course
agreed to write me a glowing recommendation, would this help??</p>
<p>To answer about your question about getting a recommendation from a Penn student would help;
Do they sincerely know you well enough to write you a sparkling recommendation? If yes, then sure, it’d help.
But if they don’t know you all too well and you can think of somebody else who’d be able to highlight your strengths better than that person, they might be the better choice.</p>
<p>You have great scores and good ECs that show your interest in business/finances. If you were apply to Wharton ED, you’d have a pretty good shot in my opinion, even though Wharton can be ultra-selective.</p>
<p>He has a really good impression of me because it was a six-week real college course and I did really well even though I had to compete with actual Penn students, some rising juniors</p>
<p>Six week real college courses aren’t real college courses. The shortest a college course can be would be 10 weeks and that would be at an institution run on a quarter system. Being that UPenn is run on a semester system, a real college courses at UPenn would be 13 weeks. Since 6 weeks is less than 13 weeks, you essentially took a condensed course and probably paid thousands of dollars for it.</p>
<p>astounding test scores and really good, relevant ec’s for Wharton. I would think you would get in (:
Also, getting a rec from a Penn grad student would be great but probably not as impressive as a Penn professor, I would guess? Still, better than just any old teacher rec.
Anyways, I’m totally envious of your stats and hope you the best</p>