<p>I really really want to go to MIT... but I am not sure if I am good enough to go to there.
Can someone tell me what are my chances?
Also, can you guys tell me what are my chances of getting into Caltech, Duke, Princeton, Brown, Stanford and Wellesley?</p>
<p>they are my reach schools. Althought MIT is my definite first choice.</p>
<p>My grading average GPA is 5.1111 for Junior, and 4.6 for freshman and sophomore year. My junior gpa is weird, it is based on 5.0 grading scale and my school is one of those "science and math" schools.</p>
<p>Here are classes I took</p>
<p>Freshman
Advanced Algebra II
Advanced Economics, Legal and Political systems
English I
Advanced Biology
Visual Art I
ESL III
ESL Tutoring
Air Force Junior ROTC I
Geometry </p>
<p>sophomore
Pre-calculus
AP Statistics
Honors English II
AP World History
Honors Chemistry
AP Environmental Science
Visual Art II
Computer Art I
PE class</p>
<p>Junior
AP Calculus with Topics (part 1)
Oil Painting
AP Web Chemistry
Introductory Japanese
American Studies (American Literature/ American History)
Fractals and Chaos
AP Modern European History
Independent: Prep AP Art Studio
Seminar: Problem solving
Seminar: Mandarin Studies
Modeling Differential Equations
Independent: Pre AP Art II
Independent Study: Epidemiology
Seminar: Inter Problem Solving </p>
<p>Senior
Math Modeling
Advanced Mathematical problem Solving
Intermediate Japanese
Evolution
Mentorship at National Institute Environmental Health Institute-<br>
Biostatisitcs
Western European Cultural Studies
Art of Science and Mathematics
Classical Genetics
Seminar: sign language
Independent studies: prep art studio
Computational Chemistry</p>
<p>To be taken (following terms for senior year)
Multi Variable calculus
Physics (it is between honors and AP)
other ones I don't remember (my schedule is not complete yet._</p>
<p>My grades are not that outstanding,
I have gotten all As, but B on Calculus/AP world history (though A for one term) B-s for American Studies, and AP European history</p>
<p>My SAT Scores are
SAT I: Math : 780 Reading: 510, writing: 510
SAT IIS Math IIC:720 Chemistry: 720, Math IC 730</p>
<p>These are main awards I received</p>
<p>Awards and Honors:
Regional: 1st place in experimental design in 2004, Science Olympiad, Raleigh.
Regional: 2nd place in tower building 2004, Science Olympiad, Raleigh.
AP exams: AP scholars Awards.
State: The Scholastic Art and Writing Awards of 2004: The Golden Key Finalist in Visual Arts Category.
State: 2nd place in State Fair Art Show for group entry in 2003: my collage was one of the art works.
District: 1st place in Graphics, 2004 District VI Arts Festival at Campbell University, General Federation of Womans Club, Inc.
Regional: 2nd place in Graphics, The 2004 Arts Festival, sponsored by The Womans Club of Raleigh and The Junior Womans Club of Raleigh.</p>
<p>These are summer/outside school activities
Outside School
Summer Ventures in Science and Mathematics summer of 2004: Western Carolina University in June-July 2004 in Mathematics
Math Week at Meredith summer of 2003: Meredith in June 2003
Volunteer at North Carolina Museum of Natural Science over the summer of 2003
Volunteer at BugFest in the summer of 2003 and 2004
Volunteer at American Red Cross over the summer of 2004 (for 60 hours school required community service project)
Work in the North regional Wake County Public Library as a page (From July 2003 to May 2004): Prior to working as a paid worker, I volunteered for approximately two years.
]-governors school in summer of 2005 in the area of Art</p>
<p>Extracurricular activities are</p>
<p>Junior ~Senior Year
Art Club: Vice President (2005-2006)
Math Club
Prom Committee
Orientation Committee
Student Improvement Group
Student Activity Board
Ethical Awareness Group
Track and Field- 100M and 300M Hurdles
Esperanto Club</p>
<p>Freshman and Sophomore year</p>
<p> Art Club: Vice President (2003-2004)
Japanese Animation Anime Club: initiated club in fall of 2003. Vice President (2003-2004)
Asian Club: Secretary (2003-2004)
Science Olympiad
Quiz Bowl/ Brain Game
SAFE club (Student Action for the Environment)
Human Rights Club
Track and Field- 100M Hurdle</p>