<p>Hi, everyone! I'm junior and i'm japanese but i go to u.s. school since 6th grade. I want to get into Johns Hopkins but do you guys think i can? here are my grades and extra activities that i've done in past highschool yrs:</p>
<p>All A's since 9th grade(my current unweighted GPA is 3.84)
6 honors but no APs
3 yrs taking french and received French Award(given to a student who had highest grade in class)
Student council
Winterball Comittee
Junior Prefect
Turtle Tugging/research project
volunteer in japan at where tsunami hit(i'm also a member of project that was established by highschool students in japan to help people who got damaged by 3.11 earthquake and tsunami)
JV x-country
Varsity tennis
Musical(piano in orchestra)
Red cross
Student Ambassador
Rep. in international club
1800 SAT(I will take it again in january;my goal is 2100 or above!)
Also I do ocha/tea ceremony (japanese traditional, cultural thing), and i have a degree. </p>
<p>I'm taking sat bio and math II in nov., and i might take chem and u.s. history in next spring or summer.</p>
<p>In my senior yr im planning to take AP bio, stats, and psychology cuz i wanna major in psych at JHU. I will take french as well in senior yr so that means i take my third language for 4 yrs.</p>
<p>Next summer, I will be working at hospital where my dad's friend work, who worked/studied at Johns Hopkins hospital for 3 yrs cuz i wanna be a doctor. He's writing a recommendation for me, and he still has a connection to a doctor at Johns Hopkins hospital. </p>
<p>Oh, and my dad graduated from Johns Hopkins med-school. but i heard that med-school doesnot count as legacy.</p>
<p>what are my chances of getting into JHU??
and what else can i do??</p>