18
Colleges
3
Q&As
6
AP/IBs
22
Essays
5
Awards
10
Activities
I think the most important thing I learned in the process is that starting early pays off. During my junior year, I started by figuring out the key characteristics I wanted in a college: size, academic programs, location, and feel of the student body. As I developed my list, I made sure I genuinely liked every school I applied to, so no matter what I'd be happy where I ended up. In the summer between junior and senior year, I wrote most of my essays, which was a huge help in staying on top of things! A few things to add to my profile: I was a Duke AB Scholar finalist, a UVA Echols Scholar, and received a scholarship Fordham.
18
Colleges
3
Q&As
6
AP/IBs
22
Essays
5
Awards
10
Activities
Race
White
Gender
Female
School Type
Private
Legacy
No
Low income
No
First generation
No
International
No
Recruited Athlete
No
GPA (W)
4.22
GPA (UW)
4
GPA Scale
4
SAT
1530
# AP/IB Exams
6
Personal Statement
Yale
UPenn
JHU
Duke
UNC Chapel Hill
UVA
Tufts
Emory
Fordham
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Duke AB Scholarship