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B.T.
Planned Major
Mathematics
Admission
Regular Decision
5 Honors & Awards
10 Extracurriculars
SAT:
SAT Subjects:
A Level Subjects:
Intermediate Maths Olympiad Merit
Intermediate Maths Challenge Gold Medal
Institute of Linguists French Distinction
Recruited 40+; weekly problem solving sessions; devise sets from "Superbrain Collection"; invite guest speakers; share passion for maths
Voted by teachers & students from shortlist of 40 candidates; manage Senior Prefect Body, Charity & Union Committees; report weekly to Headmaster
Attend weekly meetings; gave presentation on 'The Cheerio Effect' and piezoelectric technology; assisted recruitment efforts by making posters
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My obsession with ties started when I first toured my school with my parents and our guide mentioned something motivating: there were over 35 society ties that could be earned. As soon as I became a pupil, I embarked on a journey to earn them. Society after society, I devoted myself to obtaining these jewels for my collection. Initially my ties were trophies of accomplishment, motivating me to strive forwards, hungry to achieve. In my eyes, having the most ties would separate me from the rest of my peers and help me establish my position as a top student in my new school.
Today, my ties hang on my closet door, each holding a different memory. The vibrant azure blue and pale pink Theology and Ethics Society tie reminds me of one of the...
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Amy S.
University of Pennsylvania
Rohan T.
University of Pennsylvania
SAT:
SAT Subjects:
A Level Subjects:
Intermediate Maths Olympiad Merit
Intermediate Maths Challenge Gold Medal
Institute of Linguists French Distinction
Our network of over 200 leading admission experts work tirelessly to support students getting into their dream schools.
Amy S.
University of Pennsylvania
Rohan T.
University of Pennsylvania
Recruited 40+; weekly problem solving sessions; devise sets from "Superbrain Collection"; invite guest speakers; share passion for maths
Voted by teachers & students from shortlist of 40 candidates; manage Senior Prefect Body, Charity & Union Committees; report weekly to Headmaster
Attend weekly meetings; gave presentation on 'The Cheerio Effect' and piezoelectric technology; assisted recruitment efforts by making posters
Share an essay on any topic of your choice. It can be one you've already written, one that responds to a different prompt, or one of your own design.
My obsession with ties started when I first toured my school with my parents and our guide mentioned something motivating: there were over 35 society ties that could be earned. As soon as I became a pupil, I embarked on a journey to earn them. Society after society, I devoted myself to obtaining these jewels for my collection. Initially my ties were trophies of accomplishment, motivating me to strive forwards, hungry to achieve. In my eyes, having the most ties would separate me from the rest of my peers and help me establish my position as a top student in my new school.
Today, my ties hang on my closet door, each holding a different memory. The vibrant azure blue and pale pink Theology and Ethics Society tie reminds me of one of the...
Computer Science
Academics
SAT:
1550
SAT Subjects:
Avg Score 800
Honors & Awards
5Extracurriculars
10Bioengineering
Academics
SAT:
1550
IB Subjects:
Avg Score 7
SAT Subjects:
Avg Score 800
Honors & Awards
5Extracurriculars
10Humanities
Academics
SAT Subjects:
Avg Score 770
ACT:
36
AP:
Avg Score 5
Honors & Awards
5Extracurriculars
10