<p>If I were you, I would apply to more top tier schools.</p>
<p>But that’s just me :P</p>
<p>You have an amazing chance at Yale, I’m pretty sure you will be in the bag in the other schools [except maybe U. Chicago, but that’s just because U. Chic. is weird]</p>
<p>Bryn Mawr- in
Cal-Tech- mid reach
Dartmouth- low reach
Harvey Mudd- match
Haverford- ?
Pomona?
Rice- low reach
University of Chicago- idk ( iheard- from you =P ) that essays and recs really make the difference
Swarthmore- low reach
Wellesley-?
Yale (Just for kicks)- mid to high reach</p>
<p>The reason I said reach (of various degrees) was because they are all so unpredictable you can never tell. I honestly think you have a really good shot at most all of those colleges even Yale</p>
<p>good luck!!!</p>
<p>O.O.</p>
<p>My jaw is on the floor right now. This resume is EXTREMELY IMPRESSIVE. You have the GPA, the standirzed scores, the ecs and etc. You’re the first student that I feel that has a shot at every school listed. Im very impressed!</p>
<p>Bryn Mawr - In
Cal-Tech - In
Dartmouth - Low Reach/match
Harvey Mudd - In
Haverford - In
Pomona - In
Rice - In
University of Chicago - In (espicailly with strong recs/essay)
Swarthmore - In
Wellesley - In/Low Reach
Yale (Just for kicks)- In</p>
<p>GL to you!</p>
<p>Honestly you’re one of the strongest students I’ve ever seen. I know you say your school only sends kids with near perfect stats to HYPS but honestly your stats are as close to perfect as they could be other than if you scored a 2400. In addition you ecs are rediculous. They show a tremendous amount of leadership and are extremely impressive.
Obviously yale is a crapshoot but I’d say you have great chances. being val is a big deal for schools like HYPS
Bryn Mawr- in
Cal-Tech- mid reach
Dartmouth- low reach
Harvey Mudd- high match
Haverford- match
Pomona- high match
Rice- match
University of Chicago- high match
Swarthmore- low reach
Wellesley- high match
Yale (Just for kicks)- reach</p>
<p>Whoaaaa. Yeah, you are in to everything except Yale ( which is always iffy)
Can I borrow some of yourt stats j/k. You are amazing. You HAVE To post your acceptances.</p>
<p>I really can’t see how you could be much more competitive! Aim as high as you want, and you’ll have good chances at everything. My only caution would be to make sure with essays etc. that they can really regard you as a human being; looking over those long, long lists of ECs and awards I almost notice each of them less and just look at them as a bunch of stuff. (Or maybe I’m just jealous…)</p>
<p>you have excellent grades/tests combined with great ec’s. ivies shouldn’t be a problem for you</p>
<p>Bryn Mawr- IN
Cal-Tech- LOW REACH
Dartmouth- REACH
Harvey Mudd- Reach
Haverford- In
Pomona-Reach
Rice- Reach
University of Chicago- In
Swarthmore- Reach
Wellesley- In
Yale (Just for kicks) -Reach
YOU ARE QUALIFIED FOR ALL SCHOOLS</p>
<p>My oh my! If you don’t get admitted to at least eight of these, I think we should all give it up. I realize “qualified” is subjective, but I don’t know how anyone could review your resume and question your abilities. I am seething with envy.</p>
<p>Bryn Mawr - safety
Cal-Tech - reach
Dartmouth - low reach
Harvey Mudd - match
Haverford - low match
Pomona - High match
Rice - match
University of Chicago - low match
Swarthmore - match
Wellesley - match
Yale - reach </p>
<p>You have really nice stats there. Very strong testing scores (good to retake that bio), 1st gen always helps, strong ECs.</p>
<p>Only thing is your awards and ECs tend to be less science based, and a bit more lit/journalism based.</p>
<p>Otherwise, try not to kill yourself with 7 APs next year, and what school in Oregon?</p>
<p>God you have so many awards… I am amazed! Good Job!
Test scores and Rank and GPA are pretty much maxed out. I think you are almost a flawless applicant. Only weakness? You have tons of awards but they don’t seem to be of an extremely high level.</p>
<p>I think you will get into ALL the liberal arts colleges (they are easier). Caltech is a high match… as you are female. U Chicago is not that selective, compared to Yale, so I think it is a high match. Yale is a mid-reach. </p>
<p>You should apply to other schools too!</p>
<p>@ Djokovic</p>
<p>Thanks for your input. Like I said before, can’t do much about those ECs now :)</p>
<p>Bryn Mawr - never heard of it
Cal-Tech - Match
Dartmouth - Match
Harvey Mudd - ??
Haverford - ??
Pomona - Low Match
Rice - In
University of Chicago - Match
Swarthmore - Match
Wellesley - Match
Yale - Low Reach</p>
<p>I would honestly be surprised if you did not get in everwhere, with the sole exception of Yale. Thanks for chancing me :)</p>
<p>this is insane…all schools are more than reasonable if not safeties!
good work!</p>
<p>Shameless self-revival :D</p>
<p>Bryn Mawr- saftey
Cal-Tech low reach/match
Dartmouth low reach/match
Harvey Mudd match
Haverford match
Pomona match
Rice match
University of Chicago low reach/match
Swarthmore match
Wellesley match
Yale (Just for kicks) low reach/match</p>
<p>Stellar app! Thanks for the earlier chance!</p>
<p>By the way, I take it that you’re from Washington State from your PI Award?</p>
<p>Too bad it went out of business…</p>
<p>Your application is going to be incredible. I think everything is at least a match including Yale.</p>
<p>You are in pretty much anywhere you apply. Being ranked first, tons of ECs/awards, and great SAT II’s, you should have nothing to worry about. Apply to Harvard and Princeton too.</p>