<p>Hey. I am a current senior in high school in the North East. It is a relatively non-competitive high school. The schools that I have applied/will be applying to are Uconn, Rutgers, St. Johns, Dartmouth, Drexel, University of the Pacific, Rice, Stony Brook, and Columbia.</p>
<p>*GPA: 4.59/4.5 (weighted) My school does not have GPAs non-weighted on a 4.0 scale.
*Class Rank: 6/700.
*SAT I: 700 CR 720 Math 770 Writing (2190 Composite)
*SAT IIs: 730 Chemistry/730 Math II
*AP Scores: AP World - 4, AP Chem - 4, AP Calculus AB/BC - 5, AP Macro - 5
*IB Scores: N/A
*Senior Year Courses: AP Psychology, AP Statistics, AP Biology, AP English Language and Composition, and Honors Physics.</p>
<p>*ECs: -DECA (9th), HOSA (10th-12th), Math Team (9th-12th), Chess Club (9th-12th), Yale School of Medicine Health Professions Recruitment and Exposure Program (11th), Upward Bound (9th-12th), LEO Club (11th-12th FOUNDING MEMBER)
*Leadership: Treasurer/President for Math Team, Treasurer for Leo Club.
*Awards: Top 20 percent in the world for DECA international competition (9th), Honor Roll (9th-12th), Yale School of Medicine's Best College Personal Statement (11th), AP Scholar with honor (11th), Columbia Book Award, and small other local awards.
*Job/Work Experience: N/A
*Volunteer Work: Roughly 96 hours at my local library. Another 10 or so for an AIDS organization. And 20 or so for a cultural group. Roughly around 120 hours put together.
*Summer Activities: Upward Bound program at my local university.
*Teacher Recommendation: From AP Chem teacher and from AP Macro teacher. Should be good.
*Counselor Recommendation: Decent.</p>
<p>*State:NY
*School Type: Public
*Ethnicity: Asian
*Gender: Male
*Hooks: First Generation </p>
<p>You should try to bring up the SAT score to at least 2200 to be considered for Dartmouth and Columbia. Your score in the writing section is outstanding; unfortunately, no one cares. You have a decent chance at Rice and everything else are your safetys I assume?</p>
<p>Math and Verbal combined should at least be 1500, math is relatively easy to bring up just keep practicing. Since you received a 5 on the calc exam and are president of the math team at your school this really shouldn’t have been a problem for you but apparently it was.</p>
<p>Dartmouth and Columbia will probably want to see higher test scores. But you’re obviously very involved so if you milk the essays just right and retake the SAT you’ll probably be pretty high up on the list.</p>
<p>Uconn- target
Rutgers- target
St. Johns-target
Dartmouth- high reach
Drexel- target
University of the Pacific
Rice- reach
Stony Brook- target
and Columbia- high reach</p>
<p>Does target mean a match? I considered Uconn to be a safety for me. Didn’t think it was a match. And yeah, any suggestions for schools that will be matches? I am also most probably applying to UNC Chapel Hill.</p>
<p>Let’s not get too full of ourselves DJAnks; You should review SAT material so you can meet those Columbia and Dartmouth considerations.</p>
<p>I would recommend you sign up for the December SAT and omit the writing sections so you can fully devote your time to the Math and Reading sections.</p>
<p>If you can bump up your SAT score to a 2200+ I think you’d have a decent shot at Dartmouth and Columbia. Your class rank, GPA, and EC’s are on target and I think you have a very good shot at everything except Columbia, Dartmouth and Rice. Bump your score up a little bit and those should go from slight reaches to high matches. </p>
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