Chance an EXTREMELY unconventional male Asian! (seriously)

<p><a href=“http://talk.collegeconfidential.com/what-my-chances/731967-chance-rising-junior-will-chance-you-back.html[/url]”>http://talk.collegeconfidential.com/what-my-chances/731967-chance-rising-junior-will-chance-you-back.html&lt;/a&gt; <— chance me, too :] thank you</p>

<h2><strong><em>NOTE</em></strong>: I AM DOING THIS FOR A FRIEND OF MINE! therefore, all stats listed below are NOT mine.</h2>

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<p>Job Experience/Miscellaneous</p>

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<p>how is this unconventional?</p>

<p>anyways, i think you need more EC’s.</p>

<p>I’m just saying, my friend isn’t at all “Asian” in that he doesn’t do any science-y/math things, totally uninterested in that field. And, he’s taking almost no APs.</p>

<p>So you are saying all Asians are interested in math/science and take tons of AP classes.</p>

<p>That is borderline racist.</p>

<p>That is borderline racist. So in risk of sounding like one, I said it. I am Asian myself.</p>

<p>um, I won’t lie, I guess its slightly racist but I think its also veryyy true in the majority of cases. so IntangibleGator, dont make such a big deal out of it because yes, the stereotype exists for a reason
that said i think your friend is a reach/low reach for all the places you listed except for USC, which imo might be a higher reach- i think the GPA is what hurts him the most so if he can boost that (he still has junior year, yes?) then his chances go up dramatically</p>

<p>Yes, it’s borderline racism that’s also practiced by adcoms. I’m not condoning it (I’m half Asian myself), but be realistic.</p>

<p>With that said, it sounds like your friend’s very passionate about music/the arts. Lots of those schools are more number-based than anything else, but I think that if your friend can convey his passion through essays/other methods, he will be a strong contender at USC.</p>

<p>Guys, there’s a difference between racism and stereotyping.</p>

<p>Racism is an intolerance or hatred of a person based on their race. Stereotyping is taking a group of characteristics of people and applying it to everybody of their “type” - like Asians piano/APs, black people track/dance.</p>

<p>How many Asian males are interested in dance?</p>

<p>^TOO MANY TO COUNT (I know, I am one)! Have you seen Japanese pop-locking or Korean hip-hop? Dance+Asian is a much more common combination than people think, only because many of them also excel academically, being strong in math/sciences.</p>

<p>Japanese poppers are ridiculous. :smiley: haha there’s one at my school and one day he just popped/housed his way to all his classes. The campus is pretty huge and one has to walk really far, so he got a LOT of attention and weird stares. It was awesome</p>

<p>Jenni why are you still promoting your “chance me”?</p>

<p>USC - Reach
CSU San Jose - In
CSU San Francisco - In
CSU San Diego - High match
UC Davis, Irvine, San Diego - Reach</p>

<p>Your friend is a rising junior, so there’s still a chance for him to raise his GPA and/or his SAT score.</p>

<p>I’m promoting mine personally because well, this isn’t mine. I’m doing it for a friend.
And I’m sorry if I had offended you guys.</p>