chances at Harvard, Yale, Stanford, and Princeton

Chance Me / Match Me
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<p>Applying to Harvard, Yale, Princeton, Stanford and Dartmouth</p>

<p>Stats:
GPA: 3.8 unweighted, 4.7 weighted
Class rank: school does not do it
SAT: 2400
SAT IIs: 2400</p>

<p>Got 5 on all AP tests, and i took mostly all of AP courses.</p>

<p>Activities/Honors:</p>

<p>National Merit Commended Scholar
National Honor Society
President of Chess Club
Member of Debate team
AP Scholar with Honor
Medical Magent
Red Cross Club
Key Club
Academic Decathalon - won alot of medals
Honor Society</p>

<p>Essays - good
Recs - good</p>

<p>Tennis -Varsity 4 years / Captain 2 years
Track - Vasity 2 years</p>

<p>EC in community -
Over 260 hours of community service at Hospital, won some awards for community service
Medical research with two doctors
Founded charity organization and raised over 8 thousand dollars, won some awards for raising funds for charity
Published many articles and several books
2 years job experience
Intern for democratic party in socal</p>

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<p>I think you have an above average chance, but don’t count on anything. Have you good essays?</p>

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<p>Make sure you are applying to some safeties. These schools are all unpredictable and a 2400 isnt everything. You have a great shot, but nothing is guaranteed.</p>

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<p>you published a book?</p>

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<p>damn you are smart!</p>

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<p>yeah 2…hopefully that will make up for a little weak gpa</p>

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<p>It’s beyond awesome that you’re a published author…but who did the publishing? Did you actually get them published by national companies, or on vanity presses? Books published through vanity presses aren’t nearly as impressive as books published nationally, which could hurt your odds a bit.</p>

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<p>What are the titles? (I want to read them!)</p>

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<p>*im also indian-american, ive heard that actually works against you because there are supposedly alot of indians at IV league schools. And also a couple of my friends who are indian, and have better GPA’s than me got rejected last year…</p>

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<p>uhh anyone else? i havent gotten any real feedback or predictions…</p>

<p>can anyone help?</p>

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<p>(clearly a joke)</p>

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<p>you’re clearly avoiding the title of your books…can you prove that you’re not a ■■■■■?</p>

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<p>do you think i can still get into any top schools even though im not in top 10% (almost) and has a very poor sophomore fall semester grade (including one failing grade) BUT has a perfect SAT and SAT II scores and some very impressive extracurriculars and achievements?? i can also whip up fantastic essays and can definitely get excellent recommendations</p>

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<p>I’m sorry how could you get a 2400 on SAT II. Did you mean that your scored 800 on three individual tests? Anyway, the fact that your published several articles and books is very impressive. I find it odd that you got a 2400 but only managed a mere National Merit Commended Scholar, quite an odd leap I would say. Normally PSAT and SAT score tend to somewhat be in the same ballpark. Besides that everything is in order and I think you will definitely be highly sought after from the schools on your list.</p>

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<p>The scary thing is that there are non-liars that have credentials this good!</p>

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<p>Jason4444, I’m very curious about those books. What are they about & what are they called? If they are doing well in the market, then I must say you are in all of these schools 100%. Good luck! :).</p>