WHOOOOOOOO.... Where will I go?

Chance Me / Match Me
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<p>GPA – 4.66 / 101.25
Unweighted GPA – 3.8
Rank 2/310</p>

<p>Classes</p>

<p>Freshman Year</p>

<p>Honors English I – A
Honors World History I – A-
Honors Biology – A-
Journalism – A-
Honors Algebra II – A
Honors French II – A </p>

<p>Sophomore Year</p>

<p>Honors English II – A
Pre AP US History I – A
Honors Chemistry – A-
Honors Physics – A-
Honors French III – A
Honors Precalculus – A- </p>

<p>Juniors Year</p>

<p>Honors English III – A-
AP US History – A
AP Chemistry – A-
AP Physics – A
Honors French IV – A
AP Calc BC – A- </p>

<p>Senior Year</p>

<p>AP Statistics
AP Government
AP European History
AP English
AP French</p>

<p>SAT’s</p>

<p>January 720 M 760 CR 740 W 2220 Total
May 800 M 730 CR 730 W 2260 Total
Superscore 2300 (M/CR – 1560)</p>

<p>SAT IIs</p>

<p>World History 770
Chemistry 780
Biology 750
Physics 770
Math II 800</p>

<p>AP’s =(</p>

<p>Physics M - 5; Physics E +M - 4 =(; US History - 5; Chemistry 5; Calc BC 5 </p>

<p>School Extracurriculars</p>

<p>French Honors Society/French Club – Treasurer
FBLA – President
Math Team – ( CoPresident?)
Academic Decathlon – Executive Board
Soccer
JSA – State Assemblyman, Assistant Director of Fundraising
NHS</p>

<p>Outside School Extracurriculars</p>

<p>Parsippany Democrats Organization
Town Council Watch Program
Neighborhood Leader Program
Association for ■■■■■■■■ Children Volunteering – 300 Hours
Kaleidoscope Special Needs Program – 1.5 years
Top Soccer/Special Needs Program – Starting in Fall
Hospital Volunteering
Library Volunteering
(Possibly VCMJ volunteering [Blind School])</p>

<p>Work Experience
Going to Work at Sylvan/Kumon in Fall</p>

<p>Other Notables/Distinctions</p>

<p>AIME Qualifier
Took Differential Equations at County College -> A
Taking Calculus III at County College (and maybe Linear Algebra)
FBLA (Only listing State Awards) – Business Math 2nd, Business Calc 2nd
Academic Decathlon (Only listing State Awards) – Super Quiz Gold, Math Bronze in 2007, Super Quiz Silver, Math Silver in 2008
Columbia Science Honors Program
New Jersey Challenge Participant
Summer at Brown (Leadership for Social Change)</p>

<p>I’m trying to send a message of math interests with a sidenote of community activism both politically and socially.
I’ll add more if I remember anything. What are my reaches, safeties, etc such as Penn, Columbia, Cornell, JHU, U Wash in St. Louis, Brown, Princeton, Tufts?</p>

<p>By the way, I am a pretty unique Indian. My mom is Hindu and my dad is Muslim, so I am a 1 in 100,000 child - a rarity.</p>

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<p>hump de bump</p>

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<p>You joking? I have 4 friends who are half Paki and Half Indian. And yes, half and half. That is no rarity. It is actually one of the most possible combination. 1 billion indians (150 are muslim) and some 100 million Pakistanis.</p>

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<p>I suppose I may be wrong. But I would like to ask you one question - what is their religion? An Indian is not necessarily a Hindu. After all, the country with the third large Muslim population is India. Also, I am not Pakistani at all. Both my parents are Indian.</p>

<p>Plus, your argument is completely fallacious. Having four friends who are halfie does not necessarily imply that this is a common occurrence. This is a classic dicto secundum quid ad dictum simpliciter fallacy or converse fallacy of accident. You cannot argue a specific case applies to an entire generalization.</p>

<p>Even though there are a lot of indians and pakistanis, that does not necessarily mean that they intermarry all the time. Generally, if you ask Indians and Pakistanis, they do not like the other nation. This is why the cricket matches are so heated and filled with hatred. This is also another fallacy - non sequitor. Because there are a lot of people, this does not mean they intermarry often.</p>

<p>Generally, in Muslim-Hindu marriages, the Hindu girl, which is in my case, must convert to Islam in order for the marriage to be accepted. This did not happen, so I am the outcast of both religions - an Untouchable in Hinduism and a demi-heathen in Islam.</p>

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<p>I agree with Crackjacks. There are tons of half Hindu (Indian)/ Pakistan (Muslim) students, and I don’t think that really would appeal as anything meaningful to colleges who are looking for kids from slums and racially poor backgrounds. </p>

<p>However, while you have a laundry list of EC’s, your scores are amazing enough to give you good chances! Good luck.</p>

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<p>I didn’t mean to incense everyone with my aside. Sorry.</p>

<p>Rferns don’t mind be probing, but good chances to where?</p>

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<p>It may not be as rare as only 100,000 children, but it is definitely not a common thing. Yes, you definitely show yourself as competitive and you focus on the political/social community activism and math. You should apply to all your schools but include one or two back ups. Tufts could serve as a safety, but is more a match because there are some really exceptional students I know who got rejected.</p>

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<p>Please Bring Up My Post</p>

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<p>bump plz 10 char</p>