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DT is a good example of low SAT, low GPA, Great Essay who made into great school. In his Common App essay he talked about environment, technology, engineering, personal growth, and “giving back to community”. It is a highly integrated essay.

Essay is mostly the only component that helped

DT is also a successful example of doing selectively designed application to maximize outcome

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School Offer

Notre Dame

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UC Davis

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UCI

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UCSD

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Comprehensive Information

🏫HIGH SCHOOL

a public, medium-sized school in the suburb of San Jose, Bay Area; 2017-2021

AP Offered&Taken: 4/12

AP Physics A; no score

AP Calculus AB; scored 4

AP English; scored 3

AP Calculus BC; scored 5

School Student Count

600 each year, ~2200 in total

📜ACADEMIC HISTORY

GPA

Unweighted 3.63/4

Weighted 4.07/4

Standardized Exam

SAT: 1240

USC range: 1410 - 1550

SAT Subject

Special Award

✉️RECOMMENDATION

Recommender

Ecology Teacher

Physics Teacher (alum of USC)

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DT's Extracurricular Activity

DT's Extracurricular Activity

[Club] Senior Member, Mechanical Modeling Club

Participate in weekly gathering, create a 3D model of mechanical structure

[Research] Student Researcher, Cornell University

Studies the environmental effect of CO2 under a specific setup. Advised by a professor

[Club] Member, Boxing JV Team

Participate daily training, and attend regional matches

[Research] Summer Researcher, Hunan Poverty Org

Conducted research on the loan lending issues in the suburban area of Hunan. Built educational program for >100 households

[Club] Senior Member, Mechanical Modeling Club

Description

Participate in weekly gathering, create a 3D model of mechanical structure

Award/Achievement

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