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4 GPA, 1440 SAT Applied Electrical Engineering applicant accepted to State Safety, Purdue, Georgia Tech
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Academics
4GPA UW
4.97GPA W
1440SAT
740Math
35ACT
7APs
AsianMaleHigh incomeApplied Electrical EngineeringStatistics
College Results
State SafetyAccepted
PurdueAccepted
Georgia TechAccepted
DukeAcceptedUniversity of California San DiegoWaitlistedUniversity of Michigan Ann-ArborWaitlisted
Extracurriculars
·Science Olympiad - Member for 9 years; 20+ medals from regional to national level, mostly in physics-based events
·Ensemble Musician and Multi-instrumentalist - Played violin, electric bass, double bass, ukulele, and percussion for orchestra, jazz band, choir, and percussion ensemble over 6 years
·Founder of Two Math and Physics-Based Forums - Founded real analysis and physics forums with 10+ members each; real analysis forum becoming an official class next year
·Physics Club President - Organized F=ma and PhysicsBowl competitions, lab tours, and study sessions for 15+ classmates
·Physics Teaching Assistant - Tutored peers during free blocks explaining concepts, doing example problems, and labs
·VEX Robotics Team Flex Member - Assisted with builds, sorting tools, and debugging code
·Math Club Member and Competitor - Participated in Duke Math Meet, AMC, and Integral Bee
·YouTube Content Creator - Uploading variety content (gaming, music, math) since 2016; improved editing, recording, and scripting skills
Awards & Honors
·Math and Science Schools Acceptance (Southeast selective residential STEM school)
·Science Olympiad States - 1st Place in an event
·VEX Robotics States - Runner-ups in bracket
·Science Olympiad States - 6th Place in 2 other events
·AP Scholar with Distinction
Applicant's Advice
"Don't have dream schools or you'll be disappointed; extracurriculars don't dictate intelligence; geographic location matters significantly in admissions; all ECs listed are achievable by average students; focus on presenting yourself well rather than chasing superficial achievements; where you attend undergrad doesn't determine your future."
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