<p>Hi I’m a coming senior who attends a small christian school in an island called Palau. It’s an extremely small country. Anyways, I have always wanted to attend Princeton University, and i want to know if i have a chance.</p>
<p>I have a 3.9 GPA. im a korean who lived in Pakistan 5 yrs and Palau 7 yrs.
some of the extracurricular activities:</p>
<p>2006 2007
- Class President
- Student of the Month (September 2006)
- School Newsletter editor
- Yearbook staff
- Received Spirit Week Award
- Received Certificate of Achievement in Math
- Received Academic Recognition
- An essay and poem published in Unification of Korea Essay Competition compilation. (August 2006)</p>
<p>2007 2008
- Drama club member
- Volunteer at Dolphins Pacific (Dolphin research and tourist center): 50 hours
- Received Certificate of Achievement in Math
- Received Academic Recognition
- School Mission Statement drawing winner
- JSA Princeton Summer School graduate</p>
<p>2008 2009
- SA (student-body council) Treasurer
- Class Vice President
- Yearbook staff
- Palau Red Cross Society Volunteer: 25 hours
- Awarded First Place in the Secondary School category of the Pacific 2008 Human Rights Poster Competition held by the United Nations. (Palau)
- Counsel of the Best Defense Team in 2009 Palau Bar Association Law Day Moot Court Competition
- Received Academic Recognition
- Received Best Writer Award
- Received Academic Achievement in Math</p>
<p>our school is so small that it rarely has clubs. (less than 150 students) all of the schools in Palau do not have any ap courses. I got a 2020 on my SAT; planning to retake it this coming October. planning to take 3 sat subject tests too; 3~4 ap exams next May. (apparently i can take exams without classes!) oh yea statistically speaking our school is the smallest but academically best school in palau. </p>
<p>I’m hoping to become class president this yr. draft a human rights class as an elective and teach (hopefully; still need approval), continue volunteering at red cross, and participate again for the moot court competition and (hopefully) win this time
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<p>I don’t know how geographical residence takes part of the application process; is it a big factor?</p>