Class of 2013

effervescentlove
Sun, 15 Mar 2009 08:01:50 +0000

yeah, you are right but I called my application competitive not because of my score but because of my versatility (though the former would have been more stupendous). Frankly, not only was I one of the top ranked students in my school I were also one of the best female actor, dancer, speaker, singer and presenter. Even got the school’s award for the STUDENT WITH BEST SCIENCE APTITUDE this year. Was Indian envoy to Egypt in a global classroom last year, presented my school at Model United Nations, did International Theater and stuff. Even participated in International Science Olympiad which was superb(but unfortunately couldn’t get the result 'cause of some stupid mistake of my school authorities while submitting my answer documents!!!). Also considering the acceptance rate of girls is much higher then that of guys ~27% thought I would do it. Now I realize I should have given importance to getting good SAT scores rather then tabulating a stack of my national and international level extra curricular activities. All my decisions and preparations were hasty and I didn’t even arrange for a counselor. The main glitch was not appearing for SAT1. But I know there must have been some 1500 more deserving candidates who were arrant nerds and I am kind of glad that they got a chance over me. {Now its time to get over it, I have to prepare for my finals now!}