Chance a valedictorian please

Chance Me / Match Me
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<p>I am applying to the university of Michigan and Stanford.
I have all A’s except one a- so that’s as close as possible as one can get to a 4.0 unweighted. I will be valedictorian. I have taken 4 honors classes and 8 ap classes. My school only offers 4 honors and 5 ap classes. I take 3 classes online so I have taken Every rigorous class my school offers. 33 act and 750, 750, and 800 on math 2, chemistry and biology sat subject tests. I have (4) fives and (1) 4 on my ap tests. I am the president of NHS. I was in two varsity sports (cross country and track) junior year, most improved award in track. 2 varsity and a club sport senior year. Captain in all three. I organized the most successful blood drive at my school ever. My teacher and counselor recommendations were awesome! They Couldn’t have been better. my hook is I’m a first generation polish immigrant. My parents did go to college but only in Poland. I wrote a memorable essay about a really funny story that happened to me. </p>

<p>Could somebody please chance me for both colleges please?</p>

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<p>You’re in at Michigan.</p>

<p>Stanford on the other hand, is a reach (hard to get into for anyone), but given your valedictorian status and being a first-gen Polish immigrant, it is manageable. It depends on if you could stand out from others in your essay.</p>

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<p>Stanford is a reach for even the best candidates. One thing to note though: if your parents went to college in Poland you aren’t considered first gen, so that’s not a hook. </p>

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<p>Iknow I’m not a first generation college student. I’m a first generation immigrant.</p>

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<p>You have a strong app.
You’ll get in at UMich. You probably won’t get into Stanford.
Your ACT score is, arguably, the weakest part of your application.</p>

<p>You never know what might happen during the application process, though.
You can’t get in if you don’t apply. :-)</p>