Can't take the wait

Chance Me / Match Me
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<p>State: New York
Gender: Male
Race: White
Income Bracket: 100k-110k</p>

<p>Objective:
SAT I (breakdown): N/A
ACT: 32 (10 essay, 35 E + 29 M + 34 R + 31 S)
SAT II: 730 USH, 710 Math II
Unweighted GPA (out of 100): 95.82
Weighted GPA: 104.16
Rank (percentile if rank is unavailable): 1/75 (Private College Prep school)
AP (place score in parenthesis):
-4 World History; US History
-2 Comp Sci; Physics B
Senior Year Course Load:

  • AP English Lit
  • AP Calc AB
  • AP Bio
  • College Credit Poli Sci
  • Mandatory classes
    Major Awards:
  • School Awards for Community Service / Academics
  • American Legion Oratorical Contest 3rd place (District Level)
  • American Legion Scholastic Award</p>

<p>Subjective:
Extracurriculars (place leadership in parenthesis):

  • Soccer (JV / Varsity) [4 years]
  • Lacrosse (JV / Varsity) [4 years]
  • JROTC (Officer) [4 years]
  • Academic Team (Co-Leader) [2 years]
  • Rifle Team [1 year]
  • JR Honor Society (President) [1 year]
  • NHS (President) [3 years]
    Volunteer/Community service: 60 Various hours
    Summer Activities:
  • HOBY Ambassador (Soph)</p>

<p>Schools I’ve applied to:
UPenn Wharton(ED deferral)
U Chicago (EA deferral)
Cornell (AEM primary, ILR alternate)
Princeton (Uncle and three cousins are alumni and wrote recommendations, not that it matters)
Williams
Brown</p>

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<p>I think all of these colleges are reaches despite your heavy courseload based solely on the weak ACT score.</p>

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<p>I would disagree. From what i know of the universities a 32 is in the middle 50 percentile at everyone one (idk Princeton) on the list so I wouldn’t worry about the test score at all. You fit the applicant pool, so now it’s just a matter on how much your essays made you stand out. That’ll be the deciding factor. Best of Luck! :)</p>

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<p>I take what I said earlier back. I misread your ACT score… ANyways, yea tipa891 is correct. Work hard on those essays and you will have a decent shot! GOOD LUCK!:D</p>

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<p>I do wonder how you managed ROTC with the sports since they both have after-school stuff.</p>

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<p>The JROTC program is really good about working with your sports schedule, at least at my school</p>

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<p>Any other opinions? Also how much of a difference does a letter of continued interest make (I sent one to Penn this month)?</p>

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<p>One last bump</p>