<p>So, you have good E.C.'s (that’s the good news). The bad news: your SAT score is too low, you GPA isn’t too competitive, and it doesn’t really matter that you’re proficient in multiple languages. It looks like you’re relying way too much on your language abilities. Your skills look good, but what about other academic disciplines? The low SAT score makes it look like your only strength is linguistics. </p>
<p>IF you can bring up your SAT score (try for at least 1800), AND you do well on the SAT II Math and Literature tests, you have a chance. Keep in mind that I had a friend with a 1950 SAT score, a 770 and 740 on the SAT II’s (math and literature, respectively), and about six AP’s and got rejected. So even with good stats, you can’t count on getting in. </p>
<p>Also, it doesn’t matter that you’re Haitian American (i’m just saying, for future reference). Unless, of course, your background has created major hardships for you.</p>