<p>-Rising senior (bilingual asian female) from Washington
-4A High school in a suburban area
-Interested in medical field</p>
<p>GPA: 3.78 (unweighted)
Class rank: top 15 or 20%
SAT: 1st-1510
**Scores will surely improve to near 2200s (min 1900s) because last time i took it, it was in Jan and that was without any practice/study. It’s a fact that it will be around the 2000 mark.</p>
<p>APs:
5 or 6 total depending on my senior schedule. I bombed exams for the only two I took during my junior year (Lit and US) but I will get 4s this year.</p>
<p>Volunteer work:
-Elementary School (max 50hr)- Organize and prepare materials for next day’s lesson. Also, when necessary work with students.
-Piano accompaniment for Sunday services (max 10hr)- Play hymnals during Sunday services. It would count as volunteer work right? Regardless of religious affiliation, I voluntarily did it.
-Local art museum- just got accepted so I’ll complete a minimum of 40 hours.
-Also, I’ve done many other volunteer works but, they were just one time things. Do admission officers like to see this kind of volunteer work?? Or do they prefer dedication at a single place?</p>
<p>ECs:
National Honor Society- all four years
Key Club- all four years
World Affairs Club- 11, 12
FBLA- 11, 12
Letterman Varsity Tennis- 10, 11, 12 (Most Improved Award)
Church Youth Group- all four years (served as Secretary, VP,and President)</p>
<p>Harsh but honest answers wanted! If there are last minute things I can do to increase my chances of getting accepted please do tell me. I am willing to do all I can. Thanks in advance!</p>