<p>I'm going to be a senior this coming school year and I want to hear what CC members have to say about my chances of getting into my dream colleges. </p>
<p>SAT I:2240
SAT II: 750 Chemistry, 760 Math II (plan to physics this october)
AP: 5- Calc BC (9), Physics B (11), Biology (11), Microeconomics (11), US History (11)
4- World History (10), Chemistry (10), English Language (11)</p>
<p>I have 400 + hours of volunteer. I volunteer at an elderly center where the patients have dementia. I participated in science fairs in 9th and 11th grade. I went to internationals (ISWEEP) in 9th grade and received the gold medal in the engineering category. In 11th grade, I went to another international competition (ISEF) but didn't place. I've received a gold medal on the national latin exam in 10th and 11th grade and have been learning latin under a tutor for 4 years (on top of the Spainish I learn in school). </p>
<p>I tutor a lot of my peers during the school year and have started a tutoring group. I tutor students over the summer on ACT (all sections). I'm ranked number 1 in my school right now (out of 400 students). I take math courses at the local university and have finished up to calculus 4 plus additional topics such as complex numbers. I've written a paper on the Holocaust (approx 6,500 words) as an independent study. </p>
<p>For my school activities, I was president of the Student Literacy Council in 9th grade. Under my leadership, the council raised $1,500 and we donated the money to a charity organization in Kenya. A group of friends and I raised $3,000 for the Haiti relief efforts this past year. I'm a member of our schools 'Ambassador' group and NHS and have been in Student Council since 9th grade. </p>
<p>So what do you all think? Do I have a chance at Harvard, Yale, Princeton, MIT or Stanford? What do you think I need to work on? </p>
<p>Thank you.</p>