Hey, please would you tell me what my chances are or just give me some advice about getting into Brown or any other of the Ivies for that matter
BIO:
-Male
-Caucasian
-South African
-17 Years Old
ACADEMICS:
-I have an 85% Aggregate
-SA Does not have AP, Honours Classes etc. Everyone writes the same exam in their final year.
-I know that SA’s curriculum is a little bit harder than that of the USA. I have spoken to my councillor. Therefore my GPA will be let’s say roughly a 3.8.
-I take seven subjects.
Compulsory: English, Life Skills, Afrikaans (We have to take a 2nd language), Mathematics (We have a choice between Maths and Maths Literacy).
Other 3 (We have to choose only 3 more): Physical Science, Dramatic Arts and Accountancy.
-I will be taking the SAT this year.
AWARDS:
-School ‘Colours’ for Surfing and Academics.
-School ‘Half Colours’ for Drama.
ACHIEVEMENTS:
-Prefect 2009-2010.
-A Council member of the RCL. (Representative Council of Learners)
-Completed a Certified Leadership Course.
-Completed a Certified Television Presenting and Communication Skills course.
-Accepted to participate in a youth exchange programme (short term).
-100 Hours CS.
-Member of the Rotary Interact Club.
SPORTS:
- Rugby, Field Hockey, Soccer, Cricket, Sport Climbing (1st Team), Surfing (1st Team).
-Chess (1st Team).
Thanks
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The truthful answer is that, unless there is an Ivy League admissions counselor lurking about up here (which I doubt), we don’t know. You will need to contact the university of your choice to find out what they are looking for.
That SAT score is an important aspect of your application. Further it is kind of hit or miss depending on the year, school, admissions counselors,etc.
What I do know:
People less qualified then you have gotten admitted. Also people more qualified have been rejected or wait listed. You’ll never know until you try.
go to this linkhttp://www.wikihow.com/Get-Into-an-Ivy-L…
i hope it helps!!
Your credentials are okay for an Ivy League college, try to get 2300 on the SAT.
you have great credentials; although, ivy leagues love money and powerful surnames