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0out of 100Competitive

Overall competitiveness

Weighted for United States

  • Academics8/10
    Детали оценки

    Уровень: Tier 8: Straight A*/A profile in most rigorous curriculum available

    • •Perfect 4.0 equivalent GPA
    • •Most rigorous A-Level selection

    Вывод: A*A*A in a rigorous A-Level set is strong for selective US targets.

  • Test scores9/10
    Детали оценки

    Уровень: Tier 9: Top 1% nationally, exceptional standardized scores

    • •SAT 1520 is in the top 1%
    • •IELTS 8.0 demonstrates perfect English proficiency

    Вывод: SAT 1520 and IELTS 8.0 are competitive almost everywhere on your list.

  • Leadership8/10
    Детали оценки

    Уровень: Tier 8: Regional/National impact founder or leader

    • •Co-founded funded startup
    • •Led team of 20+ people

    Вывод: Co-founding a funded startup is authentic, high-agency leadership.

  • Extracurricular depth7/10
    Детали оценки

    Уровень: Tier 7: Deep spike in one specific area with measurable impact

    • •Consistent 3-year commitment
    • •Clear theme around entrepreneurship

    Вывод: Focused around entrepreneurship and competitions — coherent, not scattered.

  • Course rigor7/10
    Детали оценки

    Уровень: Tier 7: Highly rigorous, but lacking breadth

    • •Quantitative subjects are maxed out
    • •Missing humanities breadth for top-tier liberal arts

    Вывод: A-Levels in quantitative subjects show real rigor; more breadth would help.

  • Awards & recognition6/10
    Детали оценки

    Уровень: Tier 6: Significant regional or minor national recognition

    • •Top 7 out of 1200 participants locally
    • •Lacks international-tier verification

    Вывод: Top-7 of 1,200 is strong; a clearly national/international title would lift this.

  • Narrative / fit7/10
    Детали оценки

    Уровень: Tier 7: Clear, authentic story that aligns well with stated major

    • •Founder story aligns perfectly with business major
    • •Lacks specific 'Why Us' hooks for individual schools

    Вывод: Founder story fits Finance/Business well; tie it to a specific 'why this school'.

This is an estimate — top schools are unpredictable for everyone.

Your school list

Admission likelihood is always a range, with a confidence level.

Princeton University

Reach
4–9%Low confidence
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Excellent profile, but ~4% admit rates make this a reach for everyone — and Princeton has no undergrad business major.

University of Pennsylvania

Reach
6–12%Low confidence
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Wharton is a superb fit for your founder story, but admit rates are single digits and aid is need-aware for internationals.

University of Michigan, Ann Arbor

Target
25–40%Medium confidence
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Ross is strong for business and your stats sit above the mid-range; international aid is limited, though.

Boston University

Likely
45–65%Medium confidence
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Your SAT is at the top of BU's range and Questrom fits well; the friendliest odds on your current list.

Compared side by side

Mid-point likelihood, highest odds first.

LikelyTargetReach

How you compare

Your scores against each school's admitted middle 50%.

  • University of PennsylvaniaSAT 1520 · mid 1490–1570

    You're inside the admitted range.

  • Boston UniversitySAT 1520 · mid 1380–1530

    You're inside the admitted range.

  • University of Michigan, Ann ArborSAT 1520 · mid 1380–1530

    You're inside the admitted range.

Schools worth adding

Strong fits that aren't on your list yet.

  • University of Rochester

    Targetfit 8/10

    Strong in economics/business, generous merit aid for internationals, and far friendlier admit odds — a smart addition.

  • New York University

    Targetfit 8/10

    Stern is a top fit for finance and a global founder profile; large international community.

  • University of Michigan, Ann Arbor

    Targetfit 8/10

    Already on your list — keep it as your anchor target for business.

Application costs

One-time fees to submit each application.

  • Princeton University$80
  • University of Pennsylvania$80
  • University of Michigan, Ann Arbor$75
  • Boston University$80
Total to apply$315

Approximate — verify each institution's current fee before you apply.

Your highest-impact moves

Ranked by how much they lift your standing.

  1. 1

    Raise SAT 1520 → 1550+

    +3 to competitiveness; nudges Penn/Michigan reasoning upward

    Medium effort
  2. 2

    Win a named national/international award in your field

    Lifts Awards 6 → 8; strengthens every reach school

    High effort
  3. 3

    Write a specific 'why this major + school' narrative

    Improves fit scores and essay readiness across the list

    Low effort
  4. 4

    Add 1–2 aid-friendly target schools

    De-risks a reach-heavy list given your aid need

    Low effort

What to do next

A plan across the coming months.

1 month

  • Register for the next SAT date
  • Draft activity descriptions with concrete numbers
  • Shortlist 2 aid-friendly targets

3 months

  • Retake the SAT
  • Enter one more competition in your field
  • Draft your main essay around the startup story

6 months

  • Finalize a balanced school list (reach/target/likely)
  • Secure strong recommenders
  • Complete aid paperwork (CSS Profile)

The bottom line

You have a genuinely strong, coherent profile — top-decile test scores, real entrepreneurial leadership, and rigorous A-Levels. Your list is reach-heavy, and as an aid-seeking international that raises the stakes, so the highest-value moves are balancing the list with aid-friendly targets like Rochester and nudging your SAT and awards up. Penn and Princeton stay aspirational (single-digit odds for everyone); Michigan and BU are where your profile competes hardest. In Italy your SAT clears the Politecnico early-admission threshold outright — a far more predictable, score-based path worth securing alongside the US list.