<p>Ok first some background info…
moved from Sweden just before junior year but I am hispanic (mom Cuban and dad colombian). I am also a green card-holder as of september!
Hence, I am fluent in swedish, spanish and english
Unfortunately my school is very competitive and offers many APs…
I was placed in AP English junior year after having taken an ESL test (stupid in my opinion) but wasn’t allowed to take an AP science class because I “didn’t have enough” science credits from my school in sweden…
This year I am taking:
AP Biology, AP Chemistry, AP US History, AP French, AP Calc BC and English-Acc and expecting A/A+ in all</p>
<p>Stats</p>
<p>UW GPA: 3.96 (B+s in AP English, not exactly a surprise but still disappointed)
W GPA: ~4.1 (since I didn’t take any APs freshman/sophomore year, and only one junior year)</p>
<p>SAT I: didn’t take
ACT: 34 (36 math)
SAT II: Math IIc - 800, Spanish - 800, Physics - 780
Awards: National hispanic scholar, Illinois state scholar, bunch of subject awards,</p>
<p>ECs
Science Olympiad - 15th in chemistry at nationals
TEAMS - 4th regionals
community service and leadership through Peer Helpers </p>
<p>I would appreciate it if you would chance me at:
Harvard
UPenn
JHU
UChicago
Northwestern
WashU</p>
<p>i would sayyou have a decent shot at all of your schools, but it really depends how good your essays and teacher rec are . Show your personality and make sure you don’t just chant your stats to the admissions office. Let the schools get a sense of who you are and what you’re passionate about. Your sat scores are enough. Just go for the essays since they are much more important! Good luck!</p>
<p>You’re certainly an interesting candidate. Numerically, you look great. Now, as Yoyo said, it’s all about the recommendations and essays. Good luck!</p>
<p>you have reallly good test scores, and i think you’re definitely on the right track.
harvard is a reach for everyone of course, but you definitely have a chance at all the schools you listed =]</p>