<p>Nevada resident
Asian ethnicity: nooooooooooooo!!! seriously I am hecka gangster
ranked 1: potential valedictorian (4.8, 4.0)</p>
<p>SAT: first time CR:610 M:740 W:640 (1990)
Second time CR: 680 M: 780 W: 760 (2220)</p>
<p>SAT Subjects: Biology Ecology:720
Math II: 750
US Hist: 680
Second time SAT Subjects US HIstory :610 :(</p>
<p>AP’s: took four and got 3’s on all of them</p>
<p>Extracurriculars:
-Tennis Captain for Varsity senior year; played sophomore and junior year
-Piano for 10 years with state competition honorable mention, and Alto Sax 6 years
-Key Club, former historian(won honorable mention scrapbook competition at regional convention) and current president! over 150 members inducted
Activities include: Adopt-A-Family, helping soup kitchen, canned drives, fighting povertyetc
-Boys’ State Legion summer before senior year
-We The People competition came (third in our division)</p>
<p>Summer before entering senior year:
Shadowed a doctor at his surgical clinic
worked as intern at another doctors private practice</p>
<p>decent essays?</p>
<p>Current classes:
Calc BC AP
AP Spanish
AP Environmental Science
AP Chem
AP US Gov
AP English lit and comp
Jazz Band I</p>
<p>Rejected stanford u early action probably because of crap essays</p>
<p>applying to these schools:
UPenn
Columbia U
John Hopkins (undecided major)
UCLA
UCSD
Rice U
Wash U in St. Louis
NYU
University of Nevada Reno- 7 year med program (allows only 6 people per year)</p>
<p>ok im sure you heard this a ton of times already but UPenn and Columbia are reaches for 99.9% of the people who apply there and you definetly are in that boat.</p>
<p>i would also put Rice and WUSTL as reaches but i do think youll get into one of these 4 reaches for sure.</p>
<p>Granted good essays i dont see you having many other problems save for the odd rejection from JHU and the fact that you are out of state from UCLA</p>
<p>Penn- Reach for pretty much everybody, but you have a decent shot
Columbia- See Penn
JHU- Match
UCLA- Should be in, but you are OOS
UCSD- See UCLA
Rice- Low reach
WashU- Reach, but unpredictable as of late
NYU- Match
Nevada- No idea, if what you say is true, then things don’t look too good.</p>
<p>Valedictorian and your big improvement in the SAT will definitely help on most of your admissions, but here is what I thought:
UPenn- Reach, but thats for everybody!
Columbia U- Reach
John Hopkins (undecided major)-Medical program might be a reach, but if you are undecided, Low reach
UCLA-Maybe
UCSD- High Match
Rice U- High Match/ Low Reach
Wash U in St. Louis
NYU- Not sure
University of Nevada Reno- 6 people a year? Better make your essays amazing! Otherwise the school= Match, and the program= High reach</p>
<p>ECs are Solid and I see some passions in math and tennis. I see some minor hooks in the ECs, but thats just my opinion!</p>
<p>For Hopkins, you do not apply to a particular major, except for biomedical engineering. Otherwise, you chose your major when you are in attendance. It is a complete misconception that one must apply to a predetermined undergraduate medical program if he or she wants to go to med school later on. The choice is yours, once you are attending.</p>
<p>UPenn - High Reach, friend with similar stats got deferred from ED
Columbia U - High Reach
John Hopkins (undecided major) - Reach
UCLA - Definetly in, if not i’d appeal
UCSD - same as UCLA
Rice U - Match
Wash U in St. Louis - Match
NYU - Not sure
University of Nevada Reno- 7 year med program (allows only 6 people per year) - High Reach</p>
<p>UPenn - reach
Columbia U - reach
John Hopkins - high match/low reach
UCLA - reach (just because of OOS)
UCSD - high match (same)
Rice U - low reach
Wash U in St. Louis - low reach, but tends to be unpredictable…
NYU - match
University of Nevada Reno- 7 year med program (allows only 6 people per year) - I’m not familiar with it, but if that few people get in, it’s definitely a reach.</p>
<p>Do you have some lower matches or safeties in mind? Your list is definitely top-heavy, unless you have some safeties that you just didn’t list…</p>