CrystalPineapple

Asian female.
GPA: 4.9 / 3.9
SAT I: 650 CR [eeek], 780 M, 730 W (70 MC, 10 essay)
SAT II: 700 Biology M, 730 US History
Class rank: school doesn't rank.

ECs: president of two clubs, heavily involved in music (oboe, piano - competitions, played at Carnegie etc.), 200+ hours of community service, research at a university lab, etc.

Cornell ED, UVA, UMich, Johns Hopkins, Carnegie Mellon, Northwestern, Tufts.
don't worry, I have safeties.

Millerl1te

Could we have more info?

CrystalPineapple

-took all the hardest classes possible in high school. straight A's freshman/sophomore years. one B in an AP junior year. taking 4 AP classes senior year. took one exam so far - AP US - 5.
-JV track for two years
-volunteered at a thrift store and at a library
-NHS member
-fluent in Chinese

what more should i add?

Shoiab

Where are you from?

UVA and UMich is difficult to get in for OOS.

UVA probably not difficult to get in for me because I live in the state of Virginia if I have a good grades, EC's, and Essays.

RealM

Cornell (ED) - reach
UVA - slight reach
UMich - match
Johns Hopkins - reach
Carnegie Mellon - slight match
Northwestern - slight reach
Tufts - reach

20091990

Cornell (ed) -reach
UVA -reach
UMich -match
JHU -match
Carnegie -match
Northwestern -reach
Tufts -high match

livinghi808

I think you're fine for cornell ED.
My sister got in ED, and she was no genius. I mean, she was smart, but it seems like your EC's definately beat hers, and your SAT and GPA is higher, and you're taking more APs (even though at our school taking four in one year was pretty impossible).
So yeah, I think you got a for real shot.
Don't fall into the average asian category though.

Gryffon5147

Cornell ED has an acceptance chance of about 36 percent. Don't lose hope.

future-scientist

Cornell is the easiest Ivy league to get into (or so I heard). I agree - 'don't lose hope.'

CrystalPineapple

bump.

what if i add upenn and georgetown to the list?