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College Admissions Info

Jellyfish
Cornell University, ‘16
BA, Chemistry
BA, Chemistry
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Profile Overview
Profile contains
- Test Scores
- High School Performance
- Extracurriculars & Awards
- Personal statement
- 1 supplemental essays
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Student Background
From:
Hong Kong , Hong Kong
Gender: Female
Race/Ethnicity: Asian
Legacy: No
Admission: Early Decision
Applied To: 1 school
Accepted At: Cornell
Denied At:
Waitlisted At:
Withdrew From:
Is English First Language: No
Other Language(s) Spoken: Mandarin, Cantonese
Gender: Female
Race/Ethnicity: Asian
Legacy: No
Admission: Early Decision
Applied To: 1 school
Accepted At: Cornell
Denied At:
Waitlisted At:
Withdrew From:
Is English First Language: No
Other Language(s) Spoken: Mandarin, Cantonese
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Test Scores
2220
SAT
Highest SAT: 2220
Other SAT Scores:
SAT Prep:
SAT IIs:
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High School Performance
4.00
GPA
(no specification of weighting)
(no specification of weighting)
Top 1%
Rank
AP / IB Classes and Scores:
Academic Performance in High School: Steady
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Extracurriculars & Awards
Sports: Swimming/Diving
Extracurricular Activities: Science Club/Team, Hospital Volunteer, Choir
Extracurricular Activities: Science Club/Team, Hospital Volunteer, Choir
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College Application Essays
Personal Statement:
Anxiety before a competition
554 Words
We were waiting anxiously for the results of the competition. Finally, the judge came out with a score sheet in his hand. He walked onto the stage and announced “Tenth place, Team B.” We were so excited, clapping and screaming enthusiastically because Team B had not gotten into the top ten for over ten years. After a while, the crowd calmed down and the judge continued his announcements. Finally, the judge started to announce the top five teams that were...















Supplemental Essay: “Why us” school essay
455 Words
I remember the first time learning about the different concepts of sciences during seventh grade, when I first immigrated to the United States. Though curious and interested about the new topics, I was not able to fully comprehend the materials imprinted upon me. Perhaps it was because of the English that I did not understand, or just the fact that I was not able to grasp new ideas as quickly as other people could. However, as I went on to...













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