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[] SAT I (breakdown): GATech Composite Score: 2300 ACT English: 35, SAT Math: 780, ACT English/Writing: 33
[] ACT: 32 [Will take again, aiming for a 35+ by improving English scores] Make a study regimen for this (Everyday in August for 2 hours, everyday in September for 3 hours, few days before test day for 5 hours)
[] SAT II: Biology E: 720, Biology M: 690 U.S. History: 730, Mathematics 1: 710, Chemistry: 690, Physics: 680, Chinese with Listening: 750, Literature: 800, World History: 670
[] Unweighted GPA (out of 4.0): Unweighted: 3.75, Capped Weighted: 4.20, Uncapped Weighted: 4.35
[] Rank (percentile if rank is unavailable): Top 1%
[] AP (place score in parenthesis): Junior Year - AP U.S. History: 5, AP Biology: 5, AP Statistics: 4, AP World History: 4, AP European History: 4, AP Art History: 3, AP Environmental Science: 3, AP Chinese Language & Culture: 4, AP Human Geography: 5, AP Psychology: 4, AP English Language & Composition: 5, AP English Literature: 4; Senior Year: AP Calculus AB (Pending), AP Calculus BC (Pending), AP Macroeconomics (Pending), AP Microeconomics (Pending), AP Chemistry (Pending), AP Physics 1 (Pending) AP Physics 2 (Pending), AP Physics C E (Pending), AP Physics C M (Pending), AP Computer Science A (Pending), AP Computer Science B (Pending), AP French Language & Culture (Pending)
[] TOEFL/ELPT - Scheduled to take multiple times throughout July and August
[] Senior Year Course Load: AP Calculus BC, AP Chemistry, AP Physics C, AP English Language & Composition, AP English Literature, AP Economics, AP Psychology, Nanotechnology, Astrophysics, Marine Biology
[li] Major Awards (USAMO, Intel etc.): Scholastic Art & Writing Awards Regional Prize, National World Language Competition Gold Award, World Language Commendation Award, Gold, Silver & Bronze Award For Girl Scouts, National AP Scholar, Regional Championship For Eclipse Volleyball Competition, MUN/DECA Local, State & Regional Awards, Gunn Student Doctor Local, State & Regional Awards, FBLA Local, State & Regional Awards, Presidential Community Service Volunteer Award, Middle School Junior High Honor Roll, San Francisco BroadwayWorld Award Best Production Performed By Youth, Participation Throughout Intel, SSEF, Young Naturalist Awards Science Fairs, Wordmasters Writing/Poetry Submission[/li][/list]Subjective:
Extracurriculars (place leadership in parenthesis): Competitive Club Volleyball (4 Years), Project Enybody (2 Years), Science For Sight (2 Years), MUN (1 Year), DECA (1 Year), Gunn Student Doctors (1 Year), FBLA (1 Year), Investigative Medicine Club (1 Year), Chinese Culture Club (2 Years), Japanese Honor Society (2 Years), French National Honor Society (3 Years), National Honor Society (4 Years), Thespian Society (4 Years), GirlUp! (1 Year), TeenageViews (2 Years), Palo Alto Pulse Youth Reporter (2 Years), East Villagers Service Scholars Internship (2 Years), Science Olympiad (Biology, Chemistry, & Physics) (1 Year), English National Honor Society (1 Year), Science National Honor Society (1 Year), Schools For Africa (2 Years), Spanish Culture Club (1 Year), Cum Laude Society (1 Year), Student Executive Class Council (2 Years), The Chariot (1 Year), Pandora’s Box (1 Year), Save The 2,008 (2 Years), YCS (4 Years), Key Club (4 Years), Palo Alto Teen Advisory Board (1 Year), Girl Scouts (10 Years), Gunn Robotics Team (1 Year), Space Cookies Robotics Team (1 Year), Organic Gardening Club (1 Year), Titan Ambassador (2 Years), A-Team Link Crew (2 Years), Singer In Church Choir (5 Years), Advanced Stage Technology Backstage Production Team Throughout Costume, Makeup, Lights, Sound, Publicity, Communication, and Paint (2 Years) ROCK (1 Year), Gay Straight Alliance (1 Year), Christian Club (1 Year), Palo Alto Patch Youth Reporter (1 Year), The Oracle Newspaper Editor (1 Year), Youtube Account Documenting Hobbies, Collections, And Travel With 1,250 Subscribers And 100,000 Views (4 Years), Website On SquareSpace Saving Academic Educational Study Guide Documents Emooducation (1 Year), clickPA High School Youth Intern & Editor (2 Years) ThinkTank Learning Graphic Design Internship (1 Year)
Job/Work Experience: Sales Associate Through The Follett System at the Stanford Medical Bookstore, Stanford University Main Campus Bookstore, and Stanford University Athletic Store, Volleyball Coach at Phoenix Volleyball School, and Waitress/Hostess Job at Local Restaurants/Eateries/And Food Places, Headed own company over the summer that offered numerous services such as housework, gardening, dog-walking, babysitting, and cleaning.
Volunteer/Community service: Buddies4Math, Doggie Protective Services, Veterans Affairs Hospital, First Christian Church & Saratoga City Church Vacation Bible School & Camp, Craft Fair, and Canopy, East Palo Alto Food Closet, Padua Dining Hall, Local Senior Home, Secretary at School’s Attendance Office, Mathematics Office, Science Office, English Office, History/Social Studies Office, Library, World Language Office, and Academic Center, Student Tutor for Freshmen, Sophomores, Juniors, and Seniors in subjects throughout Mathematics, Sciences, English, Social Studies, History, World Language, and Visual/Performing Arts, Camp Counselor at Walden West Summer Camp Environmental Education Leader Throughout Wild Things, Day Camp, and Core Crew, Counselor In Training For Palo Alto Public Library BrainVyne Program, Acme Education Group, East Villagers Volunteer Program, clickPA Volunteer Program
Summer Activities: Stanford EXPLORE Lecture Series, Stanford Splash! Program, Berkeley Splash! Program, University of Connecticut Mentorship Connection In Biology 1: Getting To Know Your Beneficial Bacteria, Washington University In St. Louis Internship, North Asian American & Pacific Islander Christian Retreat Convocation, Sources of Strength Leadership Training, Camp Everytown Participation, Improving Job/Work Experience as well as Volunteer/Community Service, Traveling To Countries In Asia, Europe, South America, North America, as well as Caribbean/Virgin Islands, Touring University of California Schools (Berkeley, Los Angeles, San Diego, Davis, Irvine, Santa Barbara, Riverside, Merced, Santa Cruz)
Essay Topics: Great
Teacher Recommendation: As excellent as can be
Counselor Rec: Generic, no close relationship with counselor, had some disagreement over scheduling/courseload issues.
Additional Rec: Mentor at Washington University In St. Louis Research Internship, Manager at Workplaces, very good
Interview: Amazing, extremely well, expressed myself coherently and nicely.
Other
Applied for Financial Aid?: No
Intended Major: Biomedical Engineering
State (if domestic applicant): California
School Type: Competitive, large public, ranked top 10 in state, top 50 in country, top 5 in STEM education
Ethnicity: Asian - Chinese (May not specify)
Gender: Female
Income Bracket: ~500,000
Hooks (URM, first generation college, etc.): Experienced severe agoraphobia from anxiety as well as depression for years throughout middle school and high school career, had to receive therapy and medication from numerous psychologists, psychiatrists, therapies, and even mental hospital treatment. Overall emotionally unwell, and also possess Obsessive Compulsive Disorder accompanied with a slight condition of synesthesia
Yeah you’re definitely in, just apply EA.
Your profile looks great, but I have a question about your GPA. Is that GPA calculated the way that Georgia Tech calculated GPA? Georgia Tech counts only core courses, like math, science, english, history, and foreign language. Also, they give half a point extra for all AP classes and no extra points for honors classes. http://www.admission.gatech.edu/apply/programs-high-schoolers/move-when-ready/admission-process
Great, thanks guys!
So, to clarify, is my GATech score basically 780 M + 35E (780) + 33E/W (740) = 2300 Composite?
If not, how exactly do I calculate this? The website is a bit unclear…
Bump!
I’d say you have very good chances. Your SAT scores, course rigor, and numerous extracurriculars and involvment are excellent. How did you get an interview? I thought interviews were only for non-native english speakers or potential presidential scholars.
Also how are you taking so many APs? Did you independently study any of them?
Sorry, I wrote this for another organization. I used the CC format to summarize all of my stats/achievements.
I did not have an interview with GeorgiaTech. Please ignore that section of my stats.
And yes, I definitely self-studied a lot of the APs. Easier ones, such as APES and Psych and Human Geo. 
MOST definitely. Wow.
Safety.
Your ECs are great, and I think they will help you a lot. I think it’s a Match/High Match school.