Please chance me-I'm not perfect!

concretepencil94
Sat, 06 Aug 2011 19:56:39 +0000

I am aware that Universities take a very holistic approach when deciding whether or not to accept an individual. Regardless, I would like to see where the college confidential community thinks I stand. I am a female Indian Maryland resident. Please chance me please.
Thank you.

GPA: 3.95
WGPA:4.7
Rigorous courseload, honors and AP classes. (AP NSL, AP Chem, AP Lang, AP Calc, AP World Junior yr, AP Bio, AP Psych, AP Calc BC, AP Lit Senior yr)

Community Service Hours: 650

SAT (CR, M, W, E)
First: 2030 (750, 710, 570, 7)
Second: 2100 (700, 740, 660, 8)
Super Score: 2150

Extra Curricular Activities:
Name/Year

Key Club
President (12th)
Vice President (11th)
Editor (10th)
Member (9th)

Hope Club
President (12th)
Vice President (11th)
Secretary (10th)
Member (9th)

Amnesty International
Vice President/Co-Founder (12th)

National Honors Society
Member (10th-12th)

National English Honors Society
Treasurer (11th)
Member (10th-12th)

National Science Honors Society
Member (10th-12th)

National Math Honors Society
Member (12th)

National Social Studies Honors Society
Member (12th)

National Piano Playing Auditions
Preparatory for Collegiate Class (Highest Rank)

Summer Reading Program (+50 Hours)
I was a director of the summer reading program at the local library. I fostered and promoted literacy in elementary school children.

My main concern is that I was a part of basically every honors society and I am proud of myself for accomplishing this feat. It really bolsters my personal confidence that I have fulfilled my academic endeavors. However, my main passion is community service (and music), something that is of personal importance. Therefore, I channeled most of my efforts into service organizations like Key Club where I could do something of real social value. I was wondering if colleges would see my passion or inquiry why I did not pursue more of an active role in my various honors societies.