Chance my list

Chance Me / Match Me
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GPA: un-weighed: 3.85, weighed: 4.4
ACT: 35 (35E, 35M, 35R, 33S, 10 essay)
Subject Tests: 730 world history, 710 math 2, 690 biology m
Major: International relations & CS. Also possibly air force ROTC
White female
1st gen American
Also, I’m from a top 3 ranked public high school in my state, and I’m from a competitive east coast state
School doesn’t rank

AP’s: Computer Science A (4), AB Calculus (5), Language and Composition (5), Biology (4)
Taking AP Studio Art, AP Latin, AP Government and Politics 12th grade plus 2 more AP weighed classes: multivariable calculus and cybersecurity.

EC’s:

  1. On research team for a professor at Boston College for terrorism and insurgencies.
  2. MUN club president 12th grade, club officer 11th grade
  3. National Art Honors Society co-founder and co-president
  4. Speech and Debate: wins at significant state tournaments
  5. Varsity Tennis (10th, 11th, 12th) → train all year round for tournaments
  6. Art: Scholastic Art and Writing Awards Gold Key in oil painting, honorable mention in metalworking and jewelry
  7. Congressional Art Competition award from the House of Representatives
  8. Paintings have been exhibited @ State House
  9. Alto Saxophonist
  10. UNICEF Club
  11. National Latin Honors Society + JCL

(My spike is in art)

College List:

  1. UConn
  2. UW Madison
  3. UMass Amherst
  4. Purdue
  5. WPI
  6. BU
  7. BC
  8. Northeastern
  9. George Washington
  10. Georgia Tech
  11. UVA
  12. Coast Guard Academy
  13. Cornell
  14. Columbia
  15. Harvard
  16. Stanford
  17. Dartmouth
  18. Upenn
  19. Princeton
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Five percent chance.

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You have great stats but so do 80% of the applicants to Stanford. Also, many of the students that Stanford accept have some sort of hook such as being a great athlete.

As such, I think that @Muad_dib is probably either about right or even slightly optimistic. Your chances are probably not much different than the overall percent of applicants that Stanford accepts, or slightly less than 5%.

However, you do have great stats. You should be able to get into many very good universities with these stats, and it appears likely that you are prepared to do very well at whatever university you attend (assuming that you understand that university will be harder than high school, and you will need to continue the same great effort that you have already displayed).