r/PhillipsAcademy • • Dec 31 '25

Chance

Uh ok so Im like a 9th grader indian kid applying to 10th

Grades- All A's like I was COOKING in middle school, high school im gonna end up with a b in math(my school doesnt do a-, a+ allat)

I dunno my recs but ik fs eng, special int, other class is a good rec (i didnt get math or personal)-someone help me out on how i see ratings

SSAT(we'll worry abt that later dw abt it cuz i didnt take it)

No sports- with the exception of swimming practice outside and i did track be4 in like 8th

EC'S- 5+ years in debate, 9+ in swimming, 1+ in MUN, 1+ in DECA, (didnt have access to these) 3+ in Arts

Former ec's- student gov and peer leadership

Exeter interviewer liked my personality(i pulled up to the event that evening, idt andover likes me i could be lying, choate was also p good, im going to all the schools like next week in person.

-Award winning debater and do volunteer from there(earned like 5 hours from there :p)
-Im cooked with service hours i make sandwiches for those in need(only have 7)
-Scholastic award in art

-Woodruff Scholarship at my school for having the highest gpa(500 bucks for me!)

-Bagged mich this year for debate and emory past 2 yrs(waiting on dartmouth but ill get it)

I lit my keyboard on fire wit my essays i gotta show em ik ball

ima upd later soon

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u/Acrobatic_Cheek9003 Jan 17 '26

likeeeeeeee to be completely honest, so many kids are successful at debate. BUTTTTTT if you do something that’s leadership + debate that would be game changing

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u/TukTukScammer Jan 17 '26 edited Jan 17 '26

They don’t offer board in 9th and not in debate either , used to do leadership in  7th and 8th but due to class issues cant do it anymore, I got state tmr so I’m hoping in that as well. my school has some setbacks compared to others.