<p>9th-11th Unweighted GPA 3.6 --> 12 Honors, 6 AP's total
Senior Midyear unweighted GPA: so far, 3.80 (3 academic AP's, 1 Honors)
SAT I --> 1930 + (don't know scores from December, hoping 1950-2000)
SAT II --> math 720, chinese 780</p>
<p>Volunteer: strong, consistent resume that shows my leadership skills</p>
<p>I work 4 jobs simultaneously to develope my conceptual skills:
1) trilingual interpreter for an electronic company in China
2) Chinese cultural dance instructor
3) YMCA childcare staff
4) Office assistant for a management company in America</p>
<p>Area of Focus: //Communications// I am trilingual in Chinese, Japanese, English</p>
<ul>
<li>I have been working as a trilingual interpreter for an altimeter company in China for 3 years</li>
<li>I organized English classes to teach the Chinese children from an orphanage (interviewed by Nanjing K-1 channel)</li>
<li>I published an article in Chinese Yangtze Newspaper after surveying 500 Chinese students. I wrote of youth's cultural differences by comparing Chinese students to American students. </li>
</ul>
<p>Strong recommendation letters. </p>
<p>Strong essay topic: I have turned my disadvantages into advantages and created opportunities for my self. Focused on my one personal family struggle in my 10th grade year and how I have evolved from that hardship and contributed to the community. </p>
<p>Aiming for Annenberg of Communication... 2nd major:undeclared</p>
<p>(( I'm from the East Coast. My school is one of the top 100 public schools in America that about 90% of students who applies to USC are admitted. (of course, this shouldn't be an accurate evaluation for me individually, but my high school does have a great relationship with USC)))</p>
<p>No.. I think I maxed out already.. it's the verbal section that kills me with a "560".. it's just hard because English is my 3rd section.. the rest of my application looks great.. I hope USC takes that into consideration</p>
<p>i think your job as a trilingual interpreter will really help make up for your verbal score. i scored a 750 on the verbal section but i only speak one language, so i think your situation might be different.</p>
<p>I wouldn't say that. I would not have been admitted based on my numbers alone. My impression is that USC is less numbers-based than most universities of its caliber.</p>