chance the possibility for a new immigrant to go to a good college...please...

<p>I spent first 2 years of high school in Aisa.</p>

<p>GPA:
92/100 (it’s hard to compare with the one we count here;my score is among top 1% throughout the city of more than 120000 high school students)</p>

<p>Class Load:
no need to write; every student goes to the same class</p>

<p>EC:
co-founder of Model Union Nations in our school (one of the first schools in my city that have english conference)
piano player since 4 years old; level 10 certification (something like the highest amateur level)</p>

<p>I spent my junior and senior year in the US. The followings are what I did in 2 year’s time.</p>

<p>GPA:
junior: 95/100(unweighted; i didn’t have any honors or APs in the first year)
senior: 101(weighted; with three honors and four APs this year)</p>

<p>SAT:2280 (verbal 740 math 800 writing 740)</p>

<p>Honors:
National Merit Scholarship Semi-Finalist
Math Competition entered second round, which is AIME; and was the highest scorer in my school
Pianno level 10 certification
AP National Scholar (8 subjects together; each 5)</p>

<p>EC:
Newspaper club writer
Chinese club treasurer</p>

<p>Volunteer:
community service 3 hours a week for 2 years
translator for a state-wide bilingual newspaper</p>

<p>What are my chances of getting into Boston College, Carnegie Mellon, Columbia, NYU, Northwestern, University of Rochester, Univeristy of Chicago? (better with financial aid)
I plan to major in Business or Math…
Thank you…i’ll chance back…</p>

<p>If you are applying as an international, anyones guess at your “chances” are perplexing.</p>

<p>no, if he applies for financial aid, then he doesn’t really have a chance except for rochester or carnegie maybe</p>

<p>thanks for your comments…</p>

<p>i’m applying as a permanent resident…(i think it has the same criteria as citizens)</p>