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PsychologistClass of 20223.8+1400+/31+socsci
Psychology Applicant
Male · Asian · Maryland · Public
Income: 75,000-99,000
Academic Profile
GPA (UW/W)
4 (UW)
SAT
1430
Class Rank
17/241
AP Courses
3
IB Courses
1
Extracurricular Activities
- Secretary of a student-led organizationFounded in early 2020, 5 hours per week, 52 weeks per year.
- Varsity Cross Country14 hours per week, 23 weeks per year.
- Outdoor Track16 hours per week, 12 weeks per year.
- Indoor Track16 hours per week, 10 weeks per year.
- Fast food workerOnly summer after 11th grade, 35 hours per week for about 8 weeks.
- Council-member of my city's youth council1 hour per week, 20 weeks per year, 12th grade only.
- Financial Treasurer of Student Council12th grade, 2 hours per week, 38 weeks per year.
Awards & Honors
- ★Distinguished Honor Roll
- ★Description: 9th, 10th, and 11th grades.
- ★NHS
- ★Description: 12th grade.
Essay Topics
Common App Essay
Wrote about my love for socks and how it related to my desire to become a psychiatrist.
Cornell University — Supplemental
Highlighted what the University could do for me in terms of opportunities.
other supplementals — Supplemental
Enjoyed UNC and University of Virginia supplementals but did not receive positive outcomes.
Interview Experiences
- None.
Letters of Recommendation
IB Math teacher
8.5/10, very close, regularly make fun of each other, also my AP Calculus teacher.
IB English teacher
9/10, very close, taught me for 3 consecutive years, have gotten to know each other well.
AP Psych teacher
9/10, best teacher I've ever had, knew my passion for psychology, mentioned him in my Cornell supplemental.
College Decisions
Accepted (7)
Pennsylvania State University, University ParkUniversity of Maryland, Baltimore CountyUniversity of Maryland, College ParkNorth Carolina State UniversityArizona State UniversityUniversity of MiamiCornell University
Rejected (1)
University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill
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