<p>Decision: Accepted</p>
<p>Objective: SAT I (breakdown): 2170 (CR 720, MA 740, WR 710)
ACT: none
SAT II: Math II 790, Physics 800
Unweighted GPA (out of 4.0): Dunno. Probably 4
Rank (percentile if rank is unavailable): 1 or 2
AP (place score in parenthesis): Calc BC (5)
IB (place score in parenthesis): HL: Physics, History, English A1, SL:Music (Gen. Perf), French B, Math
Senior Year Course Load: All of the above and IB TOK
Major Awards (USAMO, Intel etc.): Duke of Edinburgh Award and Various National Waterloo Math Contest Awards
Subjective: Extracurriculars (place leadership in parenthesis): Debate (pres), Student Council (Exec for 2yrs), Math Challengers (primary lecturer), Taekwondo, Canadian Sea Cadets (Master Seaman, in marching band, range team etc.), School Newspaper writer, Statistics project with professor
Job/Work Experience: Pianist for Senior centre, internship at a logistics company (Gr. 9)
Volunteer/Community service: Volunteer BC manager’s assistant, various volunteering jobs in and out of school
Summer Activities: 2012 - SIMUW, 2011 - Columbia HS Program, 2010 - Internship at a logistics company
Essays: Decent
Teacher Recommendation: 1st was glowing, the 2nd complemented that…I think
Counselor Rec: Not sure, but I feel like I made a positive impression on my counselor
Additional Rec: Can’t add anymore
Interview: None
Other
State (if domestic applicant): N?A
Country (if international applicant): Canada
School Type: Public (about 1000+)
Ethnicity: Asian
Gender: Male
Hooks (URM, first generation college, etc.):no financial aid
Reflection
Strengths: activities
Weaknesses: scores
General Comments: I guess it’s not about how good you are at academics, but how good you are at being COMPLETELY well-rounded. Anyone can act well in a dilemna if given instructions, but there are certain people who can navigate through true disasters. These kinds of people have good practical and abstract thinking complemented with a large knowledge base. Furthermore, having that personality and motivation to go further, do better and improve oneself more all adds to that rare personality that can become leaders and teammates. Show that you’re one of those people, and you’ll succeed. Colleges will pick up on that and then choose you over the others.</p>