<p>This is officially my first thread, because I signed up earlier today.</p>
<p>What are my chances for the following schools?
Univ. of Penn (Wharton School), Carnegie Mellon, Univ. of Chicago, Northwestern Univ., Univ. of Notre Dame</p>
<p>My Stats (most are assumed/guesses):
[Etnicity] African-American/Black
[Sex] Female
[School] Public High School
[Rank] Top 5 of 350
[GPA] 3.98 uw
[ACT] 34-36
[SAT Subject Tests] Physics 800, English 750, Math IIc 800
[Underclassman Classes] Honors English 9 & 10, FST, Advanced Algebra, Physics, etc.
[Jr. Yr Classes] AP Physics B, AP Calculus AB, Honors Chemistry, Spanish III, Government (1/2), Economics (1/2), English 11 (no AP Lang due to scheduling conflicts)
[Sr. Yr Classes (if scheduling permits)] AP Spanish, AP Chemistry, AP Statistics, AP US History, World Literature, Internship
[ECs]
- JV Sideline Cheer 9 10 (JV Captain 10)
- Varsity Sideline Cheer 11
- JV Track & Field 9
- Varsity Track & Field 10 11 12 (Varsity Captain 11 12, Michigan State Qualifier, possibly All-State)
- Big Brother Big Sister 11
- Straight Talk About Tough Stuff 10 - present skits to middle school students about abstinence from sex, alcohol, drugs, and tobacco; and dealing with things such as abuse, eating disorders</p>
<p>I plan on starting a program that encourages middle school students and athletes to put the same hard work and passion into academics as they do athletics. This will show off my entrepreneural spirit and my passion for the community.</p>
<p>Lastly, I will visit my prospective colleges and connect with professors related to my intended field of study, track coaches, and other influential faculty members. Will all of the above combined with mind-blowing essays and great reccomendations get me in? Tell me what you think.</p>