<p>YESSS!! Padthai is the schit!
Anyway,
I just wanna say I love you all for takin a peek at this
I promise you this is going to be short and sweeet!</p>
<p>-ACT 31(just got it…I’m so happy it can replace my freakin 1900 sat)</p>
<p>-SAT 2’s : World - 680
Math 2 - 750
Korean - 800</p>
<p>-Awards/Extra:
National Honor Society(from 11th grade)
Oklahoma Honor Society(from 11th)
National Society of High School Scholars(from 11th)
National History Day 2nd place Regionals, qualified for State
Oklahoma Math League 2nd in city, 16th in state
World History/English breakfast of Champions(one student for each course)</p>
<p>Varisty Tennis/Bowling(from 11th)
Co - Pres. Global Awareness Club(from 11th)
Asian Cultural Club Announcer(from 10th)
Church Praiseband/Bible study leader(from 11th)
50+ hrs of volunteer work at post office(bits and bits from 10th grade) </p>
<p>-Financial Aid: yes
-Income: <$50000</p>
<p>-Citizenship: Yes
-Oklahoman </p>
<p>-AP’s: 1 in 10th grade/2 in 11th grade/4 in 12th grade
World History/English Lang : 3
Calc :4
APUSH :2
-3 College prep courses
-2 Honors classes</p>
<p>Please have in mind that I’m a low income OKLAHOMAN-ASIAN WITH CITIZENSHIP</p>
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<li><p>being asian and being from oklahoma negate each other so it’s not gonna help you much (that you’re from oklahoma) - especially since you’re korean (korean, chinese, indians = way over represented at college)</p></li>
<li><p>take another SAT II, because even if you spent years learning korean in classes, colleges immediately assume that since you’re racially korean, you were already fluent in the korean language (even if you weren’t) and will disregard this score</p></li>
<li><p>being valedictorian isn’t going to help you as much as you think because your scores aren’t quite as high as some of these schools require (implying you’re school isn’t the most competitive, thus making you less ready for a rigorous courseload)</p></li>
<li><p>you’re ECs are weak and you didn’t seem to do them for very long</p></li>
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<p>on the other hand, good job with the valedictorian thing, and the low-income won’t hurt</p>
<p>oh for the EC, I just put the most important few…because I think I can only mention five or something EC’s on the application…but thanks for the comments! I love harsh evaluations</p>
<p>yeah the Korean SAT…not really that impressive. Thats like me taking the TOEFL… </p>
<p>Your Ec’s: you have at most 3 years of dedication to a single EC (not good), and they dont really reflect any sort of passion. If your interested in business, did start/participate in any business-related clubs? If not, why? </p>
<p>I think you’re a smart kid though, and have a decent shot at most of these (unless youre applying to Wharton, which you probably are).</p>
<p>Thanks guys!! And I’ve played soccer for churches and clubs for 5 years, but I stopped playing it…so should I include hoppies/things I’ve done in the past but for a long time?</p>
<p>I mean your real strength is your amazing GPA, but you seem to test quite sub-par for the schools you are applying to, especially on AP tests. Your ECs appear very rushed for the fact most are 11th grade on, which is displaying the tell-tale sign of a College Resume’ inflation. I wouldn’t be surprised if you got into any of the more prestigious schools like WashU, but I think more than not you will get rejected unless you manage to improve those test scores one more time. If I were you I might add one more safety.</p>
<p>Id say you have a good shot at all of them except Berkley, Emory, and U PENN. Make sure your write a killer essay for those, it could mean the difference. nice recommendations would help too</p>
<p>Going to disagree with eariler post that said check other, if it is innacurate or appears innacurate you could be screwed just leave it blank. 31 is kind-of low for some of the schools on the list, but you should probably be in at most except maybe UPenn and Berkley; also try EA at Emory</p>