<p>hey guys! i just wanted to say that I have no clue how to start my own thread, so i’m just going to do a chance me here…sorry!</p>
<p>im in 9th, applying for 10th at exeter (it’s the only school i love, and believe me, i’ve researched)</p>
<p>all honors classes, skipped two grades in math, skipped a grade for all subjects (i’m only 13) 96-100% grades in all, 99 percentile on SSAT</p>
<p>varsity golf team-youngest member
violin for 7 years and 1st chair in orchestra at school
indian classical dance-won a scholarship
key club-head of committee, on advisory board
student council- cabinethead of 2 committees
nominated for many awards, won several awards
voted most likely to succeed in entire school by teachers and students
highest grades out of all students
currently working on a novel</p>
<p>chance me please??? im so nervous reading about all the other applicants who are exactly like me or even better!!</p>
<p>@dumbledawg I’m really not in a position to be chancing anyone seeing as though I am an anxious applicant myself, but I really think that you have a good chance of getting in! Your stats are really good! And a 99 percent on the SSAT? That’s really impressive! I hope you get in! :)</p>
<p>well, it says I’m a muslim on my ID, but I’m not a religious person at all. Actually I was raised as an atheist. Should I mention that I’m a Muslim on my application?</p>
<p>@dumbledawg, You have good scores and number to let you in but there are other things they’re looking for in the applicants. In addition to the scores, they will find more things from your essay, recommendations, and interview. Just wait until March 10th and hope you to hear a good news!</p>
<p>@saacha, I think that would depend. Do you consider yourself a Muslim or an Atheist? In my opinion, whichever one of those beliefs you follow the most I would suggest you mention on your application, but it really is all up to you! Good luck on your application! I hope you get accepted!!! :)</p>
<p>Apparently Southeast Asians (Pakistanis, Indians) are represented well at BS. Muslims, I’m not sure. I started a thread over at the Admissions section about under-representation and people were saying that South East Asians were still represented well. I come from the UK but hold dual nationality so maybe that’s a hook for me. @TheBookShark, do you have American nationality or just Pakistan’s?</p>
im so nervous reading about all the other applicants who are exactly like me or even better!!</p>