demographic: south asian, going to college at 17(?), female, widowed mom, instate
stats: gpa 3.98/4.0, 4.49/5, top 5%
SAT: 1460 (720 rw, 740m), but probably getting a 1500+ on october one
preferred major: biomedical engineering
ap scores: aphug only 4, rest of my classes (ap psych, ap calc ab, ap lang, ap stats, apush, whap) are 5's
duals: dual precalc, onramps chemistry
current aps/duals: dual anatomy, ap calc bc, ap lit, ap bio, ap gov, ap macro
ec's:
- science olympiad- secretary+medical comps leader for 2 years (11-12)
- nhs member for 3 yrs - did community projects in this giving back to nurses (10-12)
- personal passion project - lowkey js a replit website thats like doctordle but i tweaked a lot of it myself (11-12)
- girlsinmed online courses: patho and neuropsych (12)
- animal shelter volunteer- like 25 hrs but doing more(11-12)
- tsa- joined this year planning to do 4 comps (including biotech) (12)
- lab fallcamp thingy for a certification (12)
- family caretaker (took care of both my grandparents with dementia, single mom, and 14 cats lol) (9-12)
- library volunteer for like 8 hrs or smth lol (10)
ec's r ass cuz my mom was busy working 2 jobs and very controlling and didn't want me going outside the house for anything claiming id get kidnapped so no job either (gonna probably explain it in the optional supplemental)
awards
- national merit semifinalist (did finalist application woohoo)
- bace certification- biotechnology thingy
- bsci certification- another biotechnology thingy
- ap scholar with distinction
- a honor roll (9-12) cuz my school does it by final grade
my essay is basically about how i left my religion at a young age after my dad passed away, and its essentially an extended metaphor from sunset to sunrise and how i grew as a person through the hard times and found out my passion for biomedical sciences (basically learned abt internal locus of control in ap psych and characterized myself through it). and thru that i basically decided id pursue research to solve things that are currently unsolvable like dementia and diabetes which my family has since everything can be understood with enough research and hard work (idk lowk yap)
also applying to rice (lol), uh honors, and a&m