Chances of Acceptance? (Very important to me)

<p>Stats:
SAT Math: 750
SAT Verbal: 740
SAT Writing: 790
SAT Total: 2280
SAT II: 780 Physics, 770 Math Level 1, 760 Biology Molecular, 750 US History, 740 Chemistry, 700 Math IIC
ACT: 34
AP taken/scores: Physics B (5), Biology (5), United States History (5), English Language and Composition (4), European History (4), Statistics (4)<br>
Senior Year- AP: Chemistry, Psychology, United States Government and Politics, Macroeconomics, Microeconomics, Calculus BC, English Literature, </p>

<p>GPA weighted: 101.2
GPA unweighted: 95.2
Rank or % estimate: Top 5%</p>

<p>[ b]Subjective:**
Essays: Very touching…personal experience…the essay has won multiple awards
Teacher Recs: Great
Counselor Rec: Probably good
Hook (if any): Publishing neuroscience research in academic journal (I will be primary author of paper)</p>

<p>1000 hours of community service…summer medical internships</p>

<p>Location/Person:
State or Country: Long Island, NY
School Type: 300 students in my grade…very competitive…ranked 5th in nation
During E.D., our school had (1) Yale (2) Harvard, (7) Penn (9) Cornell (3) Dartmouth (1) Columbia (4) Duke VERY COMPETITIVE
Ethnicity: Indian
Gender: Male
Legacy Yes/No: No
Recruited Yes/No: No
Leadership:
Quizbowl Club: Vice President, Captain
Youth Global Organization of Peoples of Indian Origin (GOPIO): Co-Founder, Vice President
Science Research Club: Co-President
Debate Team: Co-Vice President
National Spanish Honors Society: Secretary
Certamen(Latin) Team: Captain
Awards:
Semifinalist in Intel Science Talent Search
Finalist for Neuroscience Research Prize
Long Island Science and Engineering Fair- 3rd Place Microbiology
Certificate of Excellence Commending Honorable Mention North Shore Reading Council Personal Narrative
Certificate from Senator Schumer recognizing excellence as semifinalist in Intel Talent Science Search 2007
Advanced Placement Scholar with Distinction
Rohm and Haas Invitational Science Fair 2nd place 2006
GOPIO Certificate of Achievement 2006
American Mathematics Contest 12 (3rd Place in school)
American Mathematics Contest 8 (1st Place in school)
Qualified for American Invitational Mathematics Examination 12
Suffolk County Mathematics Teachers Association American Mathematics Contest(1st on Level D)
Latin Certamen Contest Certificate of Honor
Certificate of Merit Nassau Reading Council Young Author?s Contest 2005
Certificate of Recognition presented by The Town of Hempstead and the Indian American Culture Group
Certificate of Appreciation presented by The Town of Hempstead
GOPIO Recognition and Appreciation of Contributions and Community Service Award
National Merit Commended Student
Toshiba Exploravision Honorable Mention
NYSSMA Classical Piano Excellent Award Level I, Outstanding Award Level II
NYSSMA Jazz Piano Outstanding Award Level I and II
Johns Hopkins University Center of Talented Youth Placement with Distinction in Mathematics and Verbal on the SAT as an 8th Grader (score of 1160) and as a 7th Grader (score of 1080)</p>

<p>What do you think my chances of gaining acceptance to these schools are?</p>

<p>Yale ?
Penn?
Columbia?
Dartmouth?
Cornell?</p>

<p>I think you have a very good chance at all of those schools. Yale is a reach for anybody.</p>

<p>I think you have an excellent chance at getting into your schools. You seem to be very involved, and if your essays and recs are good, i see no reason why you shouldn’t be considered a strong applicant.</p>

<p>Thanks guys…i appreciate the support.</p>

<p>I don’t think there’s even enough room on the application for all that…</p>

<p>In addition, this goes in the ‘chances’ forum, not admissions.</p>

<p>5th nationally on what list Newsweek??? You’re an ORM from a heavily OR place (Long Island) with a resume that’s very average for top schools. Intel semi is good though. Cornell seems like a bet.</p>

<p>You think my c/v is that average? I thought i stood a chance at a couple of the other ivys because i really want to go to penn or dartmouth.</p>

<p>so the essay you used for your application you entered in contests and it won awards?</p>

<p>really </p>

<p>and you did over 300 hours internships every summer?</p>

<p>the essay thing is weird to me, you didn’t write an original one for any of the schools?</p>

<p>Your SATs are just average for Dartmouth, probably at or slightly above Penns average this year (as long as we’re not talking Wharton). 60% of the space at any ivy is taken by athletes, legacies, URMs and development candidates–before they get to the unhooked candidates at all. Expect to need to be at or above the 75% to have a real shot if you’re unhooked.</p>

<p>no…i worte original essays based on events that i had written previously about in narratives for competitions.</p>

<p>the 1000 hours were of community service working in a hospital and my youth organization</p>

<p>the internships were seperate</p>

<p>The decisions will be out in about two weeks…why not just wait instead of asking random ppl on the internet about your chances? Your stats resume looks good. Intel Semifinalist stands out but there are PLENTY of Intel semifinalists on Long Island and NY in general.</p>

<p>You have a 32.33, repeating, of course, percent chance of admission to those schools.</p>

<p>you have great stats. the negativity is unnecessary, but you’re not a shoo-in. at all…it’s all very competitive, and you’re unhooked. but you’re a accomplished. chill for the next 2 weeks.</p>