<p>Hey, I was wondering if you could answer this question for me:
Do you think that a Hispanic Female with the following credentials has a chance of getting in?:
-GPA: 91.5 unweighted, 97.2 weighted
-8 APs by the time high school is over
(this year chem, spanish and french I'm expecting 4s or 5s)
SATs:
-SAT I: Math 800 Reading: 740 Writing: 760
-SAT II: Chemistry: 800 Math IC: 760 French: 800 Spanish: 800 ( I don't plan to give my spanish as one of the three, since I believe it wouldn't be fair since I'm a native speaker)
Awards:
-AP Scholar (maybe higher after senoir year)
-National Hispanic Recognition Program
-St. John's University The Women in Science Recognition
-Who's Who Among High School Students
-Venture Scholar
Extracurriculars:
- Hispanic Culture Club (3 years)-Treasurer
- Relay for Life (3 years)- Team Captain
- French Honors Society (2 years)
- Spanish Honors Society (2 years)
- Community Service in the Hospital (2 years) 2 hours a week, including the summer
-waitress during the end of junoir year into senoir year
Junior year summer:
-Took Pre-Calculus, and Medical Forum</p>
<p>I also plan to include an extra essay about how I've been living in the ghettos all my life, and how I believe that if I lived somewhere else I may have performed better (5 people living in a two bedroom apartment it's almost impossible to be able to concentrate, and if it's not the family making the noise, it's the neighbors blasting their music) and how it's mad me determined to suceed in life and such. </p>
<p>Thank!
-A</p>
<p>P.S. About the Who's Who Among America's High School Students, I got the thing in the mail saying that I'd been recognized or nominated something like that, is only filling it out and sending it to them all it takes?
Also, is anyone familiar to the Venture Scholar Program? Does it really help at all?</p>