<p>Northwestern. Aigiqinf…you’re a shoe in to Oxford. You are acting like me now. I started freaking out about possibly not getting into a school where I was above the 75th percentile…and got in with a full scholarship. Just relax! you’ll be fine. I’m the one who needs to worry. </p>
<p>Stats:</p>
<p>3.5 GPA, but most rigorous curriculum my school has to offer. I mean really…all of my classes this year (and most years) started off with 30 people and quickly over half of the class dropped. I only have 5 people in my AP Chem class which is the hardest class at my school.</p>
<p>I have a 4.0 college gpa. actual college lecture courses are so much easier than high school classes to me. Because im a study-test person. Not a study-quiz-project-homework-another project-review-study-quiz-test person. I like everything to be brief. Like for my psychology class…we had 3 test each over about 4 chapters. No hw…maybe 1 quiz.
needless to say I got a 100 in that class. Usually my grades drop drastically because of my laziness which results in the incompletion of classwork and homework. XD but sometimes it’s not my fault! Like today in precal we had a test but my dental teacher called me in 2nd period from the hallway and asked me to assist her with a patient. She did a cleaning which took like 2 hours and then she left, I applied the sealants, polished, and THEN he I saw a severe gingival infection near the back of his molar and I had to find the cause and clean the gum lining…then I looked at the clock and it was 12. I ran up to precal to see that I missed the entire assignment and lesson for the day. And it wasn’t my fault. -.- situations like this happen all the time with me…one time I fell asleep in physics and as my teachers revenge he let me sleep and when I woke up it was 6th period and I missed a test and a lesson for an entire 2 periods. </p>
<p>ACT- 26…superscore like a 29 (darn English dropped 6 points) but emory doesn’t superscore.
SAT Bio: 670
Ummmm…EC’s are spectacular. Matter of fact, today I participated in Masterclass Particle Physics.</p>