<p>at Harvard, Yale, Brown, and BU.</p>
<p>Junior:
Honors PreCalculus
AP Chemistry: 5
AP Biology: 5
AP Language and Composition: 5
Honors Organic Chemistry
Physiology
Function Analysis</p>
<p>Research and activities and awards:
Independent research on relationship among cancer, aging, and telomeres.
Editing and aiding the creation of a QPL for Palliative Care Physicians’ research.
Shadowing a Physician.
Volunteered at a university hospital.
Received a shield for best student in Physical Science.</p>
<p>Work:
Worked for two months in Canada as a Customer Representative at a convenience store.</p>
<p>Languages known:
English
Hindi
Urdu
Arabic
Some Spanish</p>
<p>SAT:
CR: 700+
Math:700+
Writing: 700+</p>
<p>SAT Subject tests:
Biology: 700+
Chemistry: 700+
Math 2: 700+</p>
<p>Excellent letters of recommendation from guidance counselor, science teachers, and employer.</p>
<p>4.3+ weighted GPA </p>
<p>Senior classes:
Public Speaking
AP Lit.
IB Physics
AP Government
AP Calc. AB
AP Calc. BC</p>
<p>Experience:
Lived in New York City, Boston, KY, TN, Columbus, Toronto, and India.</p>
<p>What are your specific SAT scores?</p>
<p>Are you speculating your SAT scores will be above 700+. Even if they are, I’m srry but I don’t see Harvard, Yale, or Brown happening. To me your profile makes you a top 30 school applicant with the exception of the top 10 schools. (US News) You should still apply to an ivy or two, but don’t over do it because i’m sure you could use that application time on colleges which are way more likely to accept you. I’m sure you’ll get into BU. Here are some colleges you should look into…
-Cornell
-Dartmouth
-UC Berkeley
-NYU
-Northwestern
-Tufts
-and more…
By the way, I think its really cool that you know so many languages. :)</p>
<p>@theRADtomato47, your lies will not affect me. I am confident that you are either a parent of someone who did not get in those colleges, or you are a delusional scum who thinks he can daunt me by posting lies. You should know that because of your faze attempt, I am spurred to apply to every single of the Ivy league universities, and I will improve my application further.</p>
<p>What lies? Wow, im sorry but its just my opinion. No one said you have to live by it. You posted a chance thread and i replied. I gave you an opinion, but it wasn’t an opinion you wanted to hear. Do you want me to lie and superficially raise your dreams? No, that would be the wrong thing to do. Go ahead and apply to all the ivy’s, it would be really cool if you got into a couple. But not every great college is an ivy league school. Good Luck.</p>
<p>I completely agree with theRADtomato47’s analysis. HY are going to be monumental reaches for you.
Good luck! :)</p>
<p>“Work:
Worked for two months in Canada as a Customer Representative at a convenience store.”</p>
<p>The top 10 schools will really be impressed by this!</p>
<p>I am not wasting my time on this rigged site anymore: almost everyone who answers here is a jealous scumbag or a parent of an Ivy league reject. And hahaha to your vain attempts to discourage me, for because of you, I am going to study like a beast from now on. You cannot compete with me, losers.</p>
<p>You would be impressed, too, if you knew how many skills can be gained by working as a Customer Service Representative.</p>
<p>This guy just wants to hear he’ll get in,
why are you asking for your chances if
all you want to hear is that you’ll get in?</p>
<p>But I respect your very high level of confidence.</p>
<p>High level of confidence or childish ignorance? I suggest its the latter.</p>