am I on track?

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<p>I have a 4.4 GPA out of 5 (3.84 uw), I am 7th in my class of 300, & I got a 27 on my ACT and an 1880 on my SAT (580 CR, 610 M, & 690 W). I plan on taking both again. </p>

<p>9th Grade:
Health- A
English CP- A
World History HR- A
Biology HR- A
Geometry HR- B
Latin I HR- A+
Spanish II HR- A+</p>

<p>10th Grade-
Family Living- A
Spanish III HR- A+
English CP- A-
Latin II HR- A+
Chemistry HR- A-
US History I HR- A+
Algebra II HR- B+</p>

<p>11th Grade:
Physics HR- B+
PreCalc HR- A
Spanish IV HR- A
English CP- A
Anatomy HR- A
US History II HR- A+
Latin III HR- A+</p>

<p>Senior Schedule: AP Biology, AP Calculus, AP Statistics, AP Latin IV, Spanish V HR, English CP, and Accounting</p>

<p>For ECs I dance daily, I'm in NHS and two foreign language clubs at my school. I'm also a dance teacher (as a volunteer) and do a lot of community service in my town.</p>

<p>Awards: student of the month, 2 medals for NLE, holy cross book award, 4 classroom medals, 7 classroom certificates, NJCL NHS for 3 yrs</p>

<p>Am I on track? And should I submit these SAT/ACT scores & if so which one??
Thank you so much!!!</p>

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<p>I would say you are fairly close to being on track. I’m going to Conn. college in the fall and our stats match up pretty closely. Its important that you tell them how much dance you do to help explain why you didn’t have any school sports. Also if you could go from CP english to AP English that would help you alot. Colleges want you to take the hardest classes that you can, especially in important classes like English.
I wouldn’t submit those SAT scores if I were you. I got 1850 and didn’t submit them. Unless you can get them up to 1950 or there abouts it’s probably not worth it.
You are most certainly in the conversation. A good essay and recommendation would most likely get you in.</p>