<p>Unweighted GPA: 3.58
Weighted GPA: 3.58 (I took two AP's last year, and I am taking 3 AP's first semester and 4 AP's second semester of this year) </p>
<p>Subject Test:
Chemistry: 670
Math: 690 first time, 760 second time
Spanish: 640 </p>
<p>Extracurriculars:
ASB President (12)
ASB Vice President (11)
Sophomore Class President (10)
Lincoln Douglas Debate (7-12)
I have won several awards and have been invited to several prestigious tournaments. In particular, I was the first sophomore from my school to receive a bid to the Tournament of Champions.
Badminton (10-12)
Teacher at a school in India over the summer (taught debate to over 300 students, created a student government, introduced interactive teaching methods) (10-12)
Founder/Head Coach of middle school debate team (8-12)
Founder of ASB Post, an ASB-run newspaper publication (12)
Research Assistant at Stanford University's Department of Psychology (12)
Tutor at Academic Resource Center in high school (10-12)
Presidential Service Award (12)
Novice Crew (9)
Indian Language Academy (9-10)</p>
<p>I feel like my letters of recommendation/essays will be strong.</p>
<p>I plan on applying to one of the following: cultural studies, urban studies, education, women's studies</p>
<p>Colleges i'm applying to:
1) Duke ED
I have one sister who is studying at Duke as an undergraduate, and one sister who graduate from Duke's graduate program.
2) Stanford
3) Emory
4) Georgetown
5) Northwestern
6) Rice
7) Vanderbilt
8) U Penn
9) Wash U
10) Boston College
11) USC
12) Tufts
13)Lehigh
14) NYU
15) Carnegie Mellon
16) Tulane
17) George Washington
18)Boston University
19) Bucknell
20) Villanova
21) Case Western
22) University of Rochester
23) American</p>
<p>where do you think i'm guaranteed admission? </p>
<p>1) Duke ED-maybe
I have one sister who is studying at Duke as an undergraduate, and one sister who graduate from Duke’s graduate program.
2) Stanford- high reach
3) Emory-match
4) Georgetown-high reach
5) Northwestern-maybe
6) Rice-reach
7) Vanderbilt-maybe
8) U Penn-unlikely
9) Wash U-high reach
10) Boston College-match
11) USC-high match
12) Tufts-high match
13)Lehigh-match
14) NYU- low match
15) Carnegie Mellon-low match
16) Tulane-match
17) George Washington-match
18)Boston University-safety
19) Bucknell-safety
20) Villanova-safety
21) Case Western-safety
22) University of Rochester-safety
23) American-safety</p>
<p>Great EC’s, decent grades but meh test scores.</p>
<p>1) Duke ED: High Reach
2) Stanford: Very high reach
3) Emory: Low reach
4) Georgetown: Mid Reach
5) Northwestern: Mid Reach
6) Rice: Mid Reach
7) Vanderbilt: Mid Reach
8) U Penn: Very high reach
9) Wash U: High reach
10) Boston College: High Match/Low Reach
11) USC: High Match
12) Tufts: Mid Reach
13)Lehigh: Match
14) NYU: Match
15) Carnegie Mellon: Mid-Reach
16) Tulane: Match
17) George Washington: Match
18)Boston University: Match
19) Bucknell: Match
20) Villanova: High Match
21) Case Western: High Match
22) University of Rochester: Match
23) American: Match</p>
<p>Your SAT scores and GPA are on the low side and your course load does not seem as rigorous as some of these schools might desire. Although your ECs are stellar I do not think they well compensate enough to get you into a single Ivy league or Stanford, but there is a small chance. I don’t know enough about most of the others to comment.</p>
<p>Your extracurriculars seem fine etc. But your GPA/test scores are killers. If anything is going to kill your chances to tops schools, it will be that, I don’t know if you’ll have a chance to raise them, but if you do, I’d take care of it.</p>
<p>Might add Holy Cross-very good school with good combination of academic and school spirit. HC has nice campus 1 hour from Boston and has one of the best alumni networks. Like Duke and the Ivies, Holy Cross is need-blind for admissions.</p>