<p>Objective:[ul]
[<em>] SAT I (breakdown): 750 CR, 690 M, 800 W
[</em>] ACT:
[<em>] SAT II: 750 U.S. History, 760 Literature
[</em>] Unweighted GPA (out of 4.0): My average is 95%
[<em>] Rank (percentile if rank is unavailable): 1/92
[</em>] AP (place score in parenthesis): n/a
[<em>] IB (place score in parenthesis): n/a
[</em>] Senior Year Course Load: Literature 12, AP European History, History 12, Comparative Civilizations 12, Theatre Performance 12, Guitar 11, ICT 11, Christian Education 11, Calculus 12
[<em>] Major Awards (USAMO, Intel etc.): None
[/ul]Subjective:[ul]
[</em>] Extracurriculars (place leadership in parenthesis): Show Choir, Concert Choir, Theatre, Yearbook, Light Volunteering, Student Council, Grad Committee
[<em>] Job/Work Experience: None
[</em>] Volunteer/Community service: Light community service
[<em>] Summer Activities: Summer school?
[</em>] Essays: Very unique and somewhat risky
[<em>] Teacher Recommendation: Very good
[</em>] Counselor Rec: Good
[<em>] Additional Rec: Good
[</em>] Interview: Interviewed for Middlebury, Yale, Princeton
[/ul]Other[ul]
[<em>] Province: British Columbia
[</em>] Country (if international applicant): Canada
[<em>] School Type: Private Catholic
[</em>] Ethnicity: Filipino
[<em>] Gender: Male
[</em>] Income Bracket: Don’t know but not a lot
[<em>] Hooks (URM, first generation college, etc.): None, so far as I know
[/ul]Reflection[ul]
[</em>] Strengths: ESSAY.
[<em>] Weaknesses: Lack of meaningful ECs so far as I can tell
[</em>] ACCEPTED: UPenn, Notre Dame, Middlebury, Vassar, NYU, UMiami, McGill, Boston College, Fordham
[<em>] WAIT-LISTED: UChicago, Cornell
[</em>] REJECTED: Columbia, Swarthmore, Stanford, Dartmouth, Yale, Princeton, Harvard
[/ul]General Comments (and view on the whole process, advice for future Canadian CC’ers and where you are headed!): If you wish to have the best chance at getting into a prestigious university in the states, apply to a lot of them, because you’ll be rejected by many, and some schools that accept you will be not feasible financially.</p>
<p>However, the best advice is to follow your heart.</p>