<p>I would like to know if I am on track to being accepted in to Duke, or any other schools of such merit:</p>
<p>I attend a public program that is hosted district-wide in my area. Even though I am technically registered at a base high school, I attend all my classes with this program, contrary to a Magnet School or Governor's School where students no longer belong to their original base high school. Students from throughout the district apply to this program, but the program accepts only the top 40 to 50 from the applying class (last year, around 250 applied). This program is hosted at Coastal Carolina University, and students that attend the program have the privilege to take classes from the university with the college students. These college-level classes have an AP-level weight in determining GPA. To clear things up, the program has a building on the university's campus where the top high school teachers from the district teach the program's students their needed high school classes (so that the program's students are on Coastal's campus throughout the whole school day). In said building, students take only AP-level and honors level classes from the high school teachers. I am also a part of the student government at this program, as a representative for my grade level.</p>
<p>Since we attend school on a university's campus, we have a semester class schedule, which means we can take more core classes than the average high school student. This means that by the end of my tenth grade year (which I just finished), I have taken Honors Physical Science, Honors Biology, Honors Physics, Honors Chemistry, math including Honors Pre-Calculus (I'm taking AP BC Calculus my junior year), all required English classes including AP Literature, College Spanish 110, College Spanish 120, College Spanish 130, AP World History, AP US Government and Politics, Honors Economics, Honors Journalism/Yearbook, and Honors Discrete Math. So far (as of the end of my sophomore year), I have received all A's in my classes except for College Spanish 130, in which I received a B+. I plan on taking 9 or 10 AP classes in total by the time I graduate high school in all four of the core subject areas (Math, English, History/Government, and Science).</p>
<p>AP Scores:
Government- 5
Literature- 4
World History- 4</p>
<p>I play a sport, tennis, at my base high school where I am registered. I'm also a part of NSHS, NEHS, NMHS, NHS, Beta Club, and National Society of High School Scholars at my base school. I maintain active commitment to my local church, where I do many community service projects in addition to the ones I participate in at my base school.</p>
<p>I know its hard to understand the situation I am in, but any advice would be greatly appreciated! I can answer any questions that will clear up my particular situation! Thanks!</p>