<p>I just recently visited Duke and fell in love with the school. I know that my extra-curriculars may be a bit weak, as well as my SAT scores, but I would be grateful to be accepted there as a student. I'd also be applying undecided to Trinity, but leaning towards biology. I am a rising senior.</p>
<p>Stats:</p>
<p>SAT I: 2250 (700 CR, 800 M, 750 W w/ 8 on essay)</p>
<p>SAT II: Math I- 750
Math II- 780
Chemistry- 790
World History- 800</p>
<p>AP: World History- 5
US History- proj. 5
Calculus AB- proj. 3 (my school does not offer AP Calc, so self-studied)
*plan to take both English exams, GOPO, Biology (self-studied after taking honors course), Human Geography (completely self-studied)
My school only offers APs in World History, US History, GOPO, and English</p>
<p>Extracurriculars: Volunteering (Youth Court, hospital, ambulance, e-scrap drives)- 500+ hours
Medical Shadowing (for family doctor, surgeon, and cardiologist)
Captain of Academic Challenge (3 years- won regional and statewide competitions + qualified for national competition)
Science Club (2 years)
ECOS Club (2 years)
1st Chair Area All-State Band - Alto Sax (2 years)
Section Leader (Jazz Band + State-ranked Wind Ensemble) (4 years)
Co-founder of Sax Quartet (2 years) (won school talent show + performs regularly)
William Varick Nevins III Math Competition (Competition run by Alfred University featuring 500+ students)- 1st place sophomore year, 3rd place junior year
National Honor Society (2 years)
National Merit Commended Scholar (probably not qualified for semifinalist w/ a 214 because of a 63 in writing :( )
Piano (Since 3rd grade)
Saxophone (Since 5th grade)
American Music Abroad (Northeast Select Band that traveled to Austria and Germany)
2x All-Star competitor at TC3 High School Challenge (Quiz League Tournament which featured over 30 teams from throughout New York State)</p>
<p>Others:
New York State Resident
Indian Male (Income: 250,000+)
Top 5% of class of ~350 students (decent public school with no class rankings)
Many relatives have been students at Duke, but no immediate ones
Take the most rigorous courses my school offers.</p>