<p>Stats</p>
<p>Here are my grades for gr. 10,11,12</p>
<p>Grade 9
math: 92
english: 94
geo: 93
french: 93
science: 91
weighted gpa: 92.6%
unweighted: 92.6% (Rank 2 of around 100 plus student)</p>
<p>Grade 10
math: 93
english: 92
history: 99
french: 89 (yea…)
science: 93
computer science: 95
weighted gpa: 93.5%
unweighted: 94.2% (Rank 2 of around 120 plus student)</p>
<p>Grade 11
math: 96
AP stats: 97
english: 96
AP american history: 98
Economics: 99
biology: 96
chemistry: 96
philosophy: 98
weighted gpa: 97.0%
unweighted: 97.2% (Rank 1 of around 120 plus student)</p>
<p>APs include 10 courses: all 5s (about half are self studied)</p>
<p>SAT I: 2400
SAT II: Math 1 - 790 European History -800 Biology - 780</p>
<p>Extra Curricular</p>
<p>School ECs: President of Student, Volunteer Commitee, Editor of School paper, Model UN (in New York) best delegate for Environmental Program, Head of Student Council (organizing all school events), volunteered to build a school in Kenya.</p>
<p>Outside School: Currently in the process of publishing a novel on family experiences and how they relate to all Americans ability to make change in the world. I talked about my Father and mother coming from Kenya to U.S. and his experiences with only 20$ to their names in moving. I also explained why I value education because my father and mother had to decide who would study at the higher education level, since there was little money for both to attend university, after my mother’s father left her as a child.</p>
<p>I also explained my Experiences dealing with mother passing away from cancer and grandmothers death shorty after. In my essay, I wrote about her story and how she had to raise my mother and her sister alone, and how I am inspired by her example of strength.</p>
<p>To conclude the book, I explained the second part of the novel: why I wrote the book and how it applies to all the potential readers. I wanted to give back to the land where my parents were born in a way to thank my mother, grandfather, and father for their persistence on my behalf. I have already begun to raise funds for an annual project to build schools in Kenya, but I want to take it further with the book. In short, I wanted to share my experiences with other youth in the US and begin something far greater than my own experience.</p>
<p>Anyways, thanks for reading (if you got through all of it lol). I was wondering what my chances were at a columbia acceptance?</p>