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1530 SAT Physics applicant accepted to Boston University, University of Arizona, Imperial
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Academics
1530SAT
760Math
2APs
IndianMaleMiddle incomePhysicsMathComputer Science
College Results
AttendingEcole Polytechnique
Extracurriculars
·Co-authored physics paper on quantum mechanical squeezed states with T20 professor, published in American Journal of Physics
·Speedcubing: competed nationally, organized competitions, achieved national-level awards and national records across 4 years
·CS internship at well-known tech company: developed project over 4 months with team of 3
·Alpha tester for quantum mechanics textbook with T20 professor
·Self-taught programming: Python ML, C++ OOP, Wolfram Language with personal projects
·Piano: Grade 5 Piano and Theory of Music distinction, studied for 7 years
·Informal mentorship under PhD student at IIT Bombay in nanotechnology
·School speedcubing club founder and leader
·School journalism club writer: science articles
Applicant's Advice
"Write genuinely and extensively. Read a lot of college application essay advice. Don't rush essays. Be authentic in your personal statement and supplemental essays. For international students: strong research and publication records can be a major differentiator, especially in STEM fields."
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