Chance for: Columbia, Cornell, MIT, UPENN, John's Hopkins, Cooper Union

<p>Academics
GPA: Projected 3.86/4.00
Ranking: School does not rank
SAT: 2320 superscore; 750 CR 770 M 800 W
SAT IIs: 800 Math II, 790 Physics, 770 Latin
APs: 5 Calc AB, 5 Bio, 4 Chem, 4 English Lang, 4 European History
Awards: NMSF, AP Scholar with Distinction, Rensselaer Medal, Science Olympiad Regional Finalist in Astronomy, NLE maxima/summa cum laude, Quarterfinalist at NY Speech and Debate Championship 2012</p>

<p>Extracurriculars

  • Astronomy Club (Co-president)
  • Peer Math Tutoring (Head Tutor)
  • Yearbook (Senior Captions Editor)
  • Science Olympiad (Cofounder, Vice President)
    –> Brand new team; 2nd year
  • Mathematics Team (President)
  • Journal of Opinion
  • Newspaper
  • Speech and Debate</p>

<p>Hooks

  • Extensive research at Columbia during summer of 2013
    –> proposal for telescope observation time written and accepted
    –> Intel paper currently being written, hehe
  • Science Honors Program</p>

<p>Obviously, I can write more about the above, but, from the superficial listing, how do you think I stand?</p>

<p>P.S. I’m white</p>

<p>What do you want to do? I’m just going to assume that it’s engineering, but it’s a pretty important specification because Columbia’s Engineering college is easier to get in than Columbia College, and kind of reverse deal with Cornell’s CoE versus AS.</p>

<p>I think you’re probably in JHU and Cooper Union (never even heard of that school).
About equal chances at Columbia and Cornell, with decent chances at both.
Don’t want to comment on Penn/MIT</p>