<p>All on Honors and AP Classes
Most rigorous schedule my school offers
APs-
AP Stat-5
AP Euro-4
Currently in-
AP Comp
AP Computer Science
AP Chem
AP US
Next year will take-
AP Lit
AP Eco
AP Italian
AP Cal BC
AP Physics
AP Psych
Ap Gov</p>
<p>A+ in every class taken in high school including 4 ap classes so far this year</p>
<p>Legacy- Mom and Dad both went to Penn and give some money
Mom also does interviews and is secretary of a Penn organization</p>
<p>EC's and Awards</p>
<p>National Honor Society(11)-will run at end of year
Italian Honor Society(10,11) -Current Vice President and Will be president next year most likely
Mathletes(9,10,11)
Quizbowl(9,10,11)
Varsity Football-(10,11)
Student Council(9,10,11)
Stock Market (11)
Science Reseacrh(9.10,11)</p>
<p>Won AP Awards at end of the year for being a top student in class
National Merit Commended</p>
<p>Research-
Summer Research Mentorship program at UCSB
Summer research at Stonybrook
Entrant in Toshiba Exploravision(10,11,12)
Dupont Challenge(11)
Seimens Westinhouse(11)
ISEF(11)
-Will enter Seimens and Intel Next year</p>
<p>Volunteer Work
100+ hours
Long Island Riding For the Handicapped
Volunteer at Hospital on Long Island every weekend
Work at my fathers dental office</p>
<p>Reccomendations- Pretty sure will be great
Essay- Positive will be very good</p>
<p>Almost match. The legacy status gives you a good bump in your chances, especially because your parents have handed over some cash.</p>
<p>Your stats look good, ECs are plenty but not outstanding but your research stuff looks great. What do you think you're going to be writing your essay on?</p>
<p>I'll be bold and say you have a 7*6*% chance. :P</p>
<p>my parents dont give alot of money tho just some
but both my parents going there and my mom being secretary of penn club of long island and doing nterviews helps alot right</p>
<p>UPenn - very good
Duke - very good
Michigan - easy in
Cornell - very good
Northwestern - very good
Harvard - pretty good</p>
<p>You have really high SAT and it's also a plus that you're a legacy. It's good that you're taking a rigorous courseload, though admissions boards will weigh the difficulty of your AP classes and take into consideration the number of AP classes your school offers (which is a lot more than most, so it might not necessarily give you an advantage, though it will show that you're a dedicated student). It greatly improves your chances that your parents donate money to the school, though being affluent won't necessarily help you.</p>
<p>Overall I'd say keep doing what you've been doing and you'll be able to go pretty much anywhere you want. Just make sure you take SAT II's you'll score at least a 600 on.</p>