Chances for West Virginia University, Ohio University, University of Tennesee

<p>EDUCATION
Unweighted GPA: 4.00/4.00
Class Rank: 1 out of 421
PSAT score: 238/240
SAT score: 2310/2400
ACT-35-I messed up on science
Honors student
Designated Gifted and Talented</p>

<p>EXPERIENCE AND ACCOMPLISHMENTS
• Orchestra
o Violinist for 6 years
o Orchestra President: 10th and 11th grade
o Region Orchestra Member
o DC Festivals: “Outstanding Violin Soloist”
o THS Symphony Orchestra concertmaster
o Outstanding Orchestra Leadership Award
• Chess Club Founder and President: 10th and 11th grades
• Science Club Vice President: 10th and 11th grades
• Member of Mu Alpha Theta (Math Honor Society): 9th, 10th, and 11th grades
• National Honor Society Vice President: 11th grade
• Debate
o Vice President: 10th grade
o President: 11th grade
o Travis High School Outstanding Lincoln-Douglas Debater Award
• National History Day
o State Level Entrant
o Regional Level Outstanding entry in Group Performance
• Travis High School UIL Science, Mathematics, and Computer Science Competitor
• American Mathematics Competitions (AMC) competitor
• American Invitational Mathematics Examination (AIME) competitor
• captain of robotics club
• Recipient of numerous academic awards
• Varsity Basketball junior year
COMMUNITY SERVICE
• India International Public School, Dabra, Madhya Pradesh, India
o 550+ hours as a tutor and teacher for underprivileged rural students
o Peer Tutor in Science and Math
• Fort Bend Public Libraries, Richmond, Texas
o Assisted guests in the youth section of the George Memorial Public Library
• Second Mile Mission Center, Stafford, Texas
o Assisted in distributing food and clothing to lower-income families in the Stafford area</p>

<p>WVU: Safety
UTN: Safety
Ohio U: Safety</p>

<p>I think you’vre been aiming very low. If I knew better, that file would be competitive for the “reach-for-anyone” schools… try Rice for a reach.</p>

<p>uh, you should try Harvard, JHU, MIT, all these schools.
Like, seriously. where’s your confidence? if you don’t believe me, there’s some websites online where you can check your stats into a calculator, and see what schools you’re likely to get into…
you should consider, according to me.

  1. stanford
  2. columbia
  3. dartmouth
  4. UPENN
  5. harvard
  6. yale
  7. any other school you want to.</p>

<p>These three schools would be safeties for people with 3.4/1700; UT-Austin should be a safety for you if you think staying in-state is a good idea.</p>

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<p>Those schools are safeties for people who are upright and breathing.</p>

<p>WV accepts 90 percent of its applicants.</p>

<p>I dont think I did good enough on my SATs or my ACT to get into Rice or Vanderbilt let alone Harvard</p>

<p>No offence to OP but I looked at your other posts and you seem to be quite college savvy. You also seem to like to kid around with other CC’ers. I am looking at this in the same light and I assume you know where to apply to and are kidding.</p>

<p>If you apply to any private schools, your letters of rec and essays will get you rejected. You have zero class.</p>

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<p>I put the 3.4/1700 line since no one is rejected beyond that at all three. But the real safety line is much, much lower, 3.0/1450, where rejections are caused by poor filing of applications between these two safety lines.</p>