<p>I’m a freshman doing my second semester at a community college as of now. I’m an international student and I’m 16. I just took the SAT for the first time and received a pretty low score of 1920 (Reading 630, Math 670, Writing 620). I’ll have 32 credits by the end of the semester and am definitely looking to transfer. My GPA would be approximately 3.6 to 3.7 by the end of this second semester. I’ve got extra-curriculum activities and other factors to back me up and that might make up for my low SAT and GPA. </p>
<p>Vice-President of the Chess Club
Published twice in school magazines
On the board of committee for my college’s annual literary journal
Received personal rejection letter from the Kenyon Review (top 4% of all submissions; Kenyon Review is the fourth best national literary magazine)
ABRSM Grade 8 for Practical Piano (highest grade except for Diploma and Master’s)
ABRSM Grade 5 for Theory
ABRSM Grade 5 for Classical Guitar
Gold medal for swimming (Highest is Gold Star)
Lived in 4 different countries (culturally diverse)
Was in the Gifted Education Program (top 1% of the country)
Big parts in two television series when I was a kid</p>
<p>I’ve also got one AMAZING recommendation letter from my English professor and am currently awaiting one from my Government professor.</p>
<p>What universities would I have the possibility of getting into? As of now, I’ve got my eyes on Rice, Columbia, Brown, Northwestern, UC-Berkeley (perhaps UCLA). Any other recommendations if I’m planning on majoring in political science, pre-law, international relations or journalism?</p>