What are my chances at these colleges?

widtor2896
Sun, 05 Sep 2010 18:09:17 +0000

What are my chances at Duke, Harvard, Princeton, Yale, Columbia, Stanford, UPenn, UChicago, Northwestern, Brown, Cornell, WUSTL, Emory, Amherst, Georgetown, Berkeley, Williams, Wesleyan, University of Florida, William and Mary, MIT, and Dartmouth?

Background

School: Sends some graduates to top schools
State: Florida
Rank: 1 out of 600
Ethnicity: White

School

U/W GPA - 4.0
W GPA - 4.9
Sophomore Schedule: Spanish III, Pre-Calculus, Chemistry Honors, English Language Honors, AP Physics B, AP European History, AP Human Geography (self-study), AP Psychology (self-study)
Junior schedule: AP Spanish Language, AP Calculus BC, AP Chemistry (double-block), AP US History, AP English Language, AP American Government and Politics (online)
Senior schedule: AP Biology, AP Physics C (M and EM), AP Economics (Micro and Macro), AP English Literature, Calculus 3, Differential Equations, AP Stats

Standardized Testing

SAT: 2200
SAT 2: Physics: 780 World History: 800 Chemistry: 750 U.S History: 800 Math II: 760
AP Tests: World History– 5, Environmental Science- 5, Physics B- 5, European History– 5, Human Geography- 5, AP Psychology- 5
ACT: 33

In-School Extra Curriculars

Member, National Honor Society, 2009-2012
Member, Chain Reaction Club 2008-2012
Member, Key Club 2008-2012
Member, Chemistry Club 2009-2012
Captain, Varsity Tennis Team 2008-2012
Captain, Mu Alpha Theta 2008-2012
Captain, Varsity Debate Team 2008-2012
President, Debate Club 2008-2012
President, Junior State of America 2008-2012

Outside-School Extra Curriculars

President of a charity I co-created, 2008-
Member, Chain Reaction Youth Council 2009-2011
Member, Tennis Mentor Program 2007-2012
Piano 2001- (a couple awards)
Guitar 2007-
USTA Jr. Team Tennis 2004-2012

Over 500+ hours in volunteering

Work Experience

I own a local racquet stringing business.
Worked every summer since 8th grade in a Nuclear Physicist’s laboratory, on numerous experiments mostly including activated carbon.
I sell a form of activated carbon (biochar) locally.