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4.7 GPA, 1480 SAT Computer Science applicant accepted to Mercer, University of Padua, KAIST
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Academics
4.7GPA UW
1480SAT
780Math
WhiteMaleFirst-genLow incomeComputer ScienceStatisticsData Science
College Results
MercerAcceptedUniversity of PaduaAccepted
KAISTAcceptedLingnanAccepted
UConnWaitlisted
MiamiWaitlisted
University of RichmondWaitlistedW&LWaitlistedCUHKWaitlisted
NYURejected
MiddleburyRejected
HarvardRejected
ColumbiaRejected
DartmouthRejected
YaleRejected
CornellRejected
MITRejected
BatesRejectedBenningtonRejected
ColbyRejected
ColgateRejected
Carnegie MellonRejected
Case WesternRejectedF&MRejected
NorthwesternRejected
StanfordRejected
WilliamsRejectedWhitmanRejectedYale-NUSRejected
Extracurriculars
·NASA International Space Apps Challenge - Winner and Global Nominee
·International Hackathon Digital Commonwealth - Absolute Champion (organized by MIPT)
·Future Business Leaders of America Public Speaking - National Winner
·National Olympiad in Computer Science - 3rd Place (junior year)
·National Science projects competition - II place (automated fire-fighting robot)
·Computer programming - self-learning Java and Python with portfolio of pet-projects
·Internship at makatov.pro - developed back-end functionality for local university
·ABC x TCA Incubation program finalist (Central Asia) - proposed AI-powered Kazakh language writing tool
·Multilingual - fluent in English, Russian, Kazakh, French; learning Polish and Inter-Slav
Awards & Honors
·NASA International Space Apps Challenge - Winner and Global Nominee
·International Hackathon Digital Commonwealth - Absolute Champion
·Future Business Leaders of America Public Speaking - National Winner
·National Olympiad of the History of Kazakhstan - 3rd Place
·National Olympiad in Computer Science - 3rd Place
·Tennis regional competition - 1st Place
·National Science projects competition - II place
·Next Generation Nations Hackathon - 4th place
Applicant's Advice
"Getting into US colleges with full aid as an international student is very difficult. Much easier if able to contribute to boarding and meals. Consider strong scholarship opportunities in Asia and Europe as viable alternatives to US schools."
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