<p>GPA: 3.96 UW / 4.52 W
Rank: Technically 1/212, school doesn’t report rank but sends GPA distributions showing 0.5% for 4.5+
SAT: So far highest was 2080, retook in October and hoping for better score.
ACT: Took 2 ACTS. One I got a 31 Comp (34 E, 31 M, 28 R, 32 S, 10 W) and the other was 32 comp (33 E, 35 M, 24 R, 35 S, 8 W).
SAT IIs: Math II - 790, Chem - 700 (retaking Nov)
APs: Junior year took Calc BC, Chem, and Comp Sci (5s in all). Taking four APs senior year (Lit, Bio, Physics, Stat).
Very rigorous schedule.</p>
<p>Extracurriculars:
- Science Olympiad (Junior and Senior)
- Future Medical Leaders of America (Junior and Senior, treasurer senior year)
- Working at Dunkin Donuts since summer before Sophomore year
- About 40 hours of community service at Red Cross</p>
<p>Awards:
- Principals Honor Roll (Sophomore)
- Honor Roll (Freshman and Junior)
- Excellence in Computer Science (Junior)
- TrigSTAR Local Winner (math competition, Sophomore year)</p>
<p>Applying for Engineering, OOS for all of the colleges.</p>
<p>Essay: Above average
Recs: Not entirely sure, assuming they are good since my teachers know me well. One is a UMich alum.</p>
<p>I’m applying to:
- UMich (EA)
- UPenn (ED, yes I know it’s a big reach, more curious about my chances at the other schools)
- Lehigh University
- Bucknell University
- University of Rochester
- Northwestern University (also a big reach I know)
- Carnegie Mellon
- Drexel (safety)</p>
<p>Please leave any thoughts and predictions. Also, which scores do you think I should send. I know I’m definitely sending my higher ACT, but I feel like I should send my first one also for the higher Reading and Essay scores. For SATs I don’t think I’m going to send my first two (my first was a 1940), but I might send my third if it is good. For some schools, like UPenn, they say they want my entire testing history. Is it absolutely necessary that I send all of my SAT, SAT II, and ACT scores? Or is it just SAT and SATII or ACT? Can they even check if I sent everything?</p>
<p>Thank you in advance. Please let me know if I left anything important out.</p>