<p>school of H&SS…</p>
<p>SAT Verbal: 660
SAT Math: 730
SAT Writing: 760
SAT Total: 2150
SAT II: Chinese:770, Math2:670, USHistory:670
ACT: N/A
AP/IB taken/scores: the special program i’m in makes it really unrealistic to take AP courses until junior year(due to special curriculum that we must go by): Junior: AP US History(4), AP AB Calculus(4), Senior: US Government, Biology, Environmental Science, English Language, Economics, Statistics
GPA weighted: 4.49
GPA unweighted: 3.69
Rank or % estimate: unranked class</p>
<p>Subjective:
Essays: average…maybe good?..but lets just be safe and assume that my essays will in no way effect my chances for admissions(positive or negative) or be a hook…
Teacher Recs: pretty good
Counselor Rec: pretty good
Hook (if any): i have no clue what constitutes as an actual hook nowadays since everyone has a billion different extracurriculars…but I was given an award for leadership by the Virginia Department of Conservation and Recreation for my work at the Youth Conservation Corps…i’m a pretty good violin player(All-state level) and will definitely pursue in college…sending in a tape…maybe help??</p>
<p>Location/Person:
State or Country: Virginia
School Type: public magnet school (takes about 80-90 kids from around the county)
Ethnicity: Asian(Chinese)…probably the breaker…lol<<<…since most colleges are probably so sick and tired every asian applicant getting 2100+ on their SAT’s…
Gender: m
Legacy Yes/No: no
Recruited Yes/No: no
Important ECs: a bunch of stuff…focuses on music, debate/model un and community service…few leadership positions…not really feel like listing them all…and none of them are hook-worthy… so just go ahead and assume that I have some pretty good extracurricular activities…but none of them hook material…</p>
<p>Other Factors: I go to this specialty school that supposedly colleges like(mostly instate schools)…very rigorous course load…very competitive…my grades have had an upward trend…this year…with my loaded schedule…im getting straight 6 A/A+'s and 1 B+(in AP bio)…which can only help…so give me an idea of where i stand…i understand that college admissions is an inexact science…</p>