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What are the chances of getting a scholarship with these stats?

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.

Update:

Statewide in the top 1/2 of 1% on the PSAT, thus National Merit Scholarship semifinalist/ expecting to be a Finalist. He is nationally in the top 1% on both the PSAT and the SAT.

School does not provide an unweighted GPA. Weighted GPA is over 4.0 on a 4.0 scale. He is graduating with High Honors on the Distinguished Achievement Program (highest possible in school). Class rank is low due to weak freshman grades after transferring from weak middle school in another district.

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..

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  • 8 years ago
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    what is your unweighted GPA

    and what are your extra curricular activities?

  • Anonymous
    8 years ago

    Colleges don't give merit-based scholarships hardly at all, and those that do give them to top-1% students.

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