<p>Hi,
I'm a junior in high school with my sights set on going to Navy. I took the SAT yesterday and felt incredibly at ease (expecting a score between 2100-2250). I go to an extremely high ranking and rigorous private high school (one of the top 30 in the country). I have an estimated GPA of around 3.7 unweighted (my school does not calculate GPA or class rank). I have taken honors classes starting in freshman year and will have taken 5 AP exams by the end of high school, including AP Physics C, AB Calc, and AP stats. As you might have guessed I'm interested in engineering. As extracurriculars, I have almost 90 community service hours and counting, I am a member of our schools Quizbowl team, a member of the Robotics team, and co-head of our hockey club (we play hockey in the gym during lunch). Also, I am a two time Junior National Team member in whitewater slalom kayaking. I am currently the number two junior in the country and 9th overall in the country. I competed over the summer at the Junior World Championships in France and took 51st individually and 8th in the team race (an excellent result for the team). I also help coach kids in my local club when I am not training.
I applied several weeks ago to NASS and I'm expecting a response relatively soon. Do you think my chances are pretty good? Any advice on improving my chances?<br>
Thanks!</p>
<p>p.s. If I left stuff out, just let me know and I'll post a reply. Thanks again!</p>