Once upon a time..........

Chance Me / Match Me
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<p>Chances at some international universities as well as American ones.</p>

<p>NYC- White male- I attend Stuyvesant.
97.78 UW GPA/105.32 Weighted
SAT 2170(1480 M+V)
ACT 35 (Submitting)
11 AP’s including next year. Ive gotten 4’s or 5’s on all.</p>

<p>Volunteer service last 2 summers in South Africa and Malaysia.
Captain of 6 clubs.
Most important one is Debate.
3 sports every year in HS.
600 HRS Comm. Service
Work 20 hrs a week.</p>

<p>I dont want to stay in New York for college unless I dont get accepted to my other colleges.
My chances and choices if accepted.
Chances at St. Andrews in Scotland(top choice)
ETH Zurich(2nd choice) Taking a week off from school come November to go take the test in Zurich. I am a swiss citizen.
Oxford/Cambridge(3rd choice)
Brown(4th choice)
Stanford(5th choice)
Penn
Tufts
Columbia
Dartmouth
Trinity in Ireland</p>

<p>Any other recommendations(not harvard and princeton).</p>

<p>Safeties:Brandeis/BC/Duke</p>

<p>Happy independence day.</p>

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<p>Really, you think Duke is a safety??</p>

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<p>Why do you consider Duke a safety before Tufts? Anyway, I would think you’ve got a chance at all those schools. Pretty impressive stats, kid.</p>

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<p>Why St. Andrews?</p>

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<p>I think Brandeis and BC are the schools you have more of sure-bet chance at than any of the others. Neither Tufts nor Duke are your safeties, sorry – they’re not safeties for anyone.</p>

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<p>Well yes that is true to an extent, but Im not trying to show off or something. Duke is a match. Its just the fact that Tufts seems to be less opened when it comes to laying out the info to its applicants or at least thats what I think. I should have reread what I said. I am choosing St. Andrews because I think that its curriculum is really rigorous as same goes to ETH Zurich if you have the slightest idea about this school, its know for having rejected Einstein. I really want to put myself in a great position back in the US for law school or w/e it may be.</p>

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<p>stuy doesn’t weigh</p>