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This Fall attending Engineering Honors Program at top 20 nationally ranked University,

Recipient of most prestigious Merit Scholarship.

High School Record:

12 AP courses

11 Honors courses

Awards:

National AP Scholar, National Merit Semifinalist, National Hispanic Scholar.

Senior Year: (AP Test scores)

5 in AP Calculus BC

5 in AP Calculus AB

5 in AP Economics.

4 in AP English Literature

4 in AP Government & Politics

Junior Year (AP Test scores)

4 in AP Chemistry

5 in AP Biology

5 in AP US History

5 in AP English Lang

SAT Subject Test Performance:

750 Math II

750 Biology

PSAT Performance:

760 PSAT Writing.

740 PSAT Critical Reading.

690 PSAT Math.

SAT: Higher than PSAT in all sections.

Additional Details

Nationally,

Top 1% on both the PSAT and the SAT. Top 1/2 of 1% on the PSAT (National Merit Semifinalist)

Top 2% of AP takers (National AP Scholar)

Weighted GPA: 4.1. class rank: Top 15%

School does not provide unweighted GPA. GPA was cut by high school for transferring from another district for taking a year's worth of un-weighted HS courses in middle school.

Extracurriculars include

1. HS Chess Champion.

2. President of the High School Chess Club.

3. Participates at a National level in an outdoor sport.

4. Member of the Philosophy Club.

5. Math tutor to middle school kids in economically disadvantaged neighborhood..

Are there any universities that may give a scholarship for having the following stats:

class rank: Top 15%

12 AP courses

11 Honors courses

Junior Year (AP Test performance)

4 in AP Chemistry

5 in AP Biology

5 in AP US History

5 in AP English Lang

5 in AP Computer Science

SAT Subject Test Performance:

750 Math II

750 Biology

PSAT Performance:

760 PSAT Writing.

740 PSAT Critical Reading.

690 PSAT Math.

SAT Performance:

Higher than PSAT in all 3 sections.

Senior Year:

AP Physics

AP Calculus BC

AP English Literature

AP Government

AP Economics.

Interested in studying electrical engineering.

Class rank: Top 15%

Junior Year (AP Test performance)

4 in AP Chemistry

5 in AP Biology

5 in AP US History

5 in AP English Lang

5 in AP Computer Science

Senior Year:

A in AP Physics

A in AP Calculus BC

A in AP English Literature

A in AP Government

A in AP Economics.

Awards:

AP Scholar with Honor.

National Merit Scholarship Semifinalist

Standardized Test

SAT Reasoning Test CR: 700+, M:700+, W: 700+ (Writing MC:78)

SAT Subject Test Math II: 750

SAT Physics December 01, 2012

Decent ECs (Leadership, Community service, Sports, Chess)

Interested in studying electrical engineering.

Class rank: Top 15%

:

Junior Year (AP Test performance)

4 in AP Chemistry

5 in AP Biology

5 in AP US History

5 in AP English Lang

5 in AP Computer Science

Senior Year:

A in AP Physics

A in AP Calculus BC

A in AP English Literature

A in AP Government

A in AP Economics.

Awards:

AP Scholar with Honor.

National Merit Scholarship Semifinalist

Standardized Test

SAT Reasoning Test CR: 700+, M:700+, W: 700+ (Writing MC:78)

SAT Subject Test Math II: 750

SAT Physics December 01, 2012

Decent ECs (Leadership, Community service, Sports, Chess)

Interested in studying electrical engineering.

GPA 4.0

AP Test performance:

Junior Year:

4 in AP Chemistry

5 in AP Biology

5 in AP US History

5 in AP English Lang

5 in AP Computer Science

Senior Year:

A in AP Physics

A in AP Calculus BC

A in AP English Literature

A in AP Government

A in AP Economics.

Awards:

National Merit Scholarship Semifinalist, (CR: 74, W:76)

AP Scholar with Honor.

Standardized Test

SAT Subject Test: Math II 750

SAT November 2012

SAT Physics December 2012

Decent ECs (Leadership, Community service, Sports, Chess)

Unweighted cumulative GPA: 3.4

Junior Year GPA: 3.42

AP Test performance:

Junior Year:

4 in AP Chemistry

5 in AP Biology

5 in AP US History

5 in AP English Lang

5 in AP Computer Science

Senior Year:

AP Physics

AP Calculus BC

AP English Literature

AP Government

AP Economics.

Awards:

National Merit Scholarship Semifinalist, (CR: 74, W:76)

AP Scholar with Honor.

Standardized Test

SAT Subject Test: Math II 750

SAT Subject Test: Physics: November 2012

SAT Reasoning: October 2012

Decent ECs (Leadership, Community service, Sports, Chess)

So what are the chances of getting accepted with an SAT score of 2250 and 700+ on the Physics SAT Subject Test?

thanks

Spring Semester Junior Year grades and AP scores:

B Pre AP PreCalc (87%),

B AP Chemistry (AP score 4),

B AP Biology (AP score 5),

B AP English Language (AP score 5)

A AP Computer Science II (AP test not offered)

A AP US History (AP score 5),

A Pre AP Physics.

Standardized test scores:

PSAT / NMSQT: CR 74, W 76, M 69

SAT Subject Math II: 750

SAT Reasoning: To be taken in Oct

SAT Physics subject test: To be taken in November

GPA: weighted 4.04 (A is worth 5 for AP and Honors, 4 for Academic classes)

Class rank: Top 25 percentile at a competitive high school that sent 4 kids to Stanford and 2 to Haravrd and 2 to MIT this year.

Awards: Likely National Merit semifinalist.

ECs: Top player in his sport at high school and president of club.

Hooks: Hispanic.

Interested in Engineering and Business.

To which colleges should he apply, if funding the education is not an issue?

I saw a PBS show in which the Arabic Epitaph of King Ferdiand, the husband of Queen Isabella was described as stating that King Ferdinand was the servant of Allah. Why would a Christian monarch, responsible for the Spanish Inquisition and ending Muslim Rule in Spain claim such a thing? Did he not know that Allah was the God of the Moors of Spain? Was it a custom among Arab Christians in Spain to describe Jesus as Allah? Or is there another reason for this?

I do not think that Affirmative Action as practiced at UT prevented Abigail Fisher from getting admission. I feel she did not get admission because she had no business attending a State Flagship University such as UT Austin. She had a sub par SAT score of 1180. She was not in the top 10% of her class. So what business did she have to expect admission at a top National level school such as UT?

It seems to me that Whites in Texas are a minority in the population, but a majority among weak students (at the bottom of the SAT range) admitted at UT Austin. This suggests, if anything, that White Racism is still practiced at UT Austin not Affirmative Action. Given these facts, if the Supreme Court repeals Affirmative Action the backlash is going to be huge. What do you think? Have I misunderstood something in this case? Thanks.

Student is a high school junior, Hispanic male. He attends a competitive high school with an average SAT score of about 1700, where 3-4% of the junior class makes National Merit Semifinalist.

Presently, taking 5 AP classes (Chemistry, Biology, English Lang., AP US History, & Computer Science II) and honors Physics and honors Pre Calculus.