<p>White
34 ACT
2170 SAT
NMSF
Illinois State Scholar
3.8 Unweighted GPA
Human Geo AP-5
US History AP-5
English Language and Comp AP-5
Macro AP-4
Micro AP (self study)- 3 
Taking English lit and comp ap, euro history ap, calc bc ap, chem ap, french ap
Been in high school orchestra for 7 years, founding member of jazz strings club, member of school quartet
Student Liason from school (1 per school) to board of education
Volunteer at local elementary school
National Honors Society officer
National English Society Vice President
Member of Student Leadership Team
Nominated to DuPage Leadership Council
Good Rec’s
Worried about my essay (I hope it will turn out, but the begginning is always hard)</p>
<p>will chance back</p>
<p>You have about a slightly above average chance… 10% - 15% Strong essays will really be vital. You seem like the average competitive applicant. SAT is on the low side, but the ACT is fine. BTW, you need two SAT II Subject test…</p>
<p>I knew I was forgetting something. I have a 760 Literature and a 740 Ap US History. I took math 2 but it was awful so i am not going to mention it</p>
<p>haha what was it?</p>
<p>A 630. Normally thats not bad but because the other kids who take it are frickin math geniuses(? Is genius like octopus plural wise?) my percent was around 60ish</p>
<p>Genius is indeed ‘genii’</p>
<p>@Ananas94
Well the plural of octopus is octopuses not octopii so yes you’re correct and prd1993 no, it is not in fact genius but rather geniuses.</p>
<p>I’m pretty sure genii is the plural of genie, not genius. And octopus can also be pluralized as octopodes. Yay random knowledge!</p>
<p>Not a great chance…you’re a fairly average - if not below average - applicant. </p>
<p>Don’t worry about your below average Math SAT Subject test though…Princeton has score choice. </p>
<p>Bottom Line: Apply, but don’t expect anything (not that any Princeton applicant should!)</p>
<p>Well, a girl with stats similar to yours from my school got into UPenn. Even though its not likely, it could happen.</p>