<p>Persian male (which the common app. has no classification for…Caucasian it is I guess), middle class</p>
<p>GPA: 3.94
Rank: Top 10% (might be higher, that’s all they tell us though)
Not sure what it would be weighted, our school doesn’t do that but:</p>
<p>9th grade: honors math (junior high…not much selection)
10th grade: full pre-IB (I moved schools after the year)
11th grade: AP US, AP Physics, Honors Pre-Calc, Honors French 300 (U of Washington in High School course)
12th grade: AP Gov Pol, AP French 400, AP Calc AB, College Prep English, Business Law, Biology (at local community college).</p>
<p>So it should be pretty high ranked, right?</p>
<p>SATs:
800-math
630-writing
600-reading
Not too good outside of math.</p>
<p>AP Tests- US (4), Physics (3). Again, not too impressive.</p>
<p>Extracurriculars:
Soccer (11th JV, 12th Varsity), captain of club team for 12 years
20-25 hrs/week job throughout the summer and this year
FBLA/MUN member
Link Crew
Honor Society Member (3 years, no biggie–I know)
School yearbook–chief editor 9th grade
Private tutor (9th, 11th, 12th grade…2-3 hrs/week)
Teach Children’s class (11th, 12th grade…7 hrs/week). It’s actually two different classes, one for Sunday school and another Thursday afternoons.
Cabin Counselor for youth retreats (last few memorial day weekends)
Helped coordinate a Labor Day Arts and Crafts festival that brought in around 500 people this past year.
Tutor of a study circle (3 hours/week)</p>
<p>Honors:
Not much, but…
Certificate of completion of core-curriculum training (what I use to teach)
MUN outstanding delegate
Certificate of Academic excellence
President’s Volunteer Service Award (gold)</p>
<p>Am planning on attaching a separate essay/research paper I wrote about human rights violations in Iran (is there a reasonable limit? This is 20 pages double spaced…should I shorten it?).
Two teacher recommendations, one from a math teacher that clearly saw my abilities in the subject, and also from my AP French teacher who attended NU.</p>
<p>Would have loved to do early decision, but the financial commitment in case of low financial aid steered me away. Family couldn’t commit to that, so regular admission it is. </p>
<p>Go ahead and be honest. I would love to attend, but aren’t holding my breath.<br>
I’m applying here, to the University of Washington (can live at home), and to some back-up school in state. </p>
<p>Oh yeah, thanks in advance.</p>