<p>Okay, so if I lived in America, I'd be in 8th right now, going up to high school as a freshman in September of this year. I'm British and homeschooled. I'd like to know what you think my chances would be with these stats. (:</p>
<p>THE BASICS</p>
<p>White British
Female
Homeschooled (8th+)</p>
<p>SCHOOLS</p>
<p>IVYs
Stanford
Amherst</p>
<p>THE NUMBERS</p>
<p>Please note: SAT was a practice test from College Board.</p>
<p>SAT: 1630 (CR 580, M 520, W 530 assuming essay is a 10)
Predict my score in a couple of years? (: Someone replied to another of my threads suggesting 2200+ but I'm definately very commited to getting a high score so hopefully I can get over 2300. Cross fingers ;D
SAT II: Planning on taking Math, Literature, US History, Biology, French & Possibly Latin
AP: Will Be Unable To Take Tests Since CB Are Unhelpful And Won't Give Me A List Of Centres S:</p>
<p>CLASSES</p>
<p>Please note: I am homeschooled. Grading will be done in a way that will make sure there's no biasing. I will be starting these classes in September and they are, obviously, subject to change if I find some to easy, some too difficult, etc. =)</p>
<p>FRESHMAN:</p>
<p>MATHEMATICS
Algebra I
Accounting</p>
<p>ENGLISH
British Lit
Creative Writing</p>
<p>SCIENCES
Biology
Anatomy
Psychology</p>
<p>HISTORY
American History
American Government</p>
<p>LANGUAGES
French I
Introduction to Latin</p>
<p>ELECTIVES
Graphic Design
Programming</p>
<p>EC's
DOG WALKING FOR THE ELDERLY @ Cinnamon Trust (Volunteering)
CHARITY SHOP @ Red Cross (Volunteering)</p>
<p>SOPHOMORE:</p>
<p>MATHEMATICS
Geometry
Algebra II
Statistics</p>
<p>ENGLISH
American Literature
Composition</p>
<p>SCIENCES
Biology II
Physics I
Introduction to Chemistry
Psychology II</p>
<p>HISTORY
European History
Introduction to Geography</p>
<p>LANGUAGES
French II
Latin I</p>
<p>ELECTIVES
Creative Writing II
Programming II</p>
<p>EC's
DOG WALKING @ Cinnamon Trust (Volunteering)
CHARITY SHOP @ Red Cross (Volunteering)</p>
<p>JUNIOR</p>
<p>MATHEMATICS
College Algebra
Pre-Calculus</p>
<p>ENGLISH
World Literature
Journalism</p>
<p>SCIENCES
Physics II
Chemistry I
Advanced Psychology</p>
<p>HISTORY
World History
Geography</p>
<p>LANGUAGES
Advanced French
Latin II</p>
<p>ELECTIVES
Advanced Creative Writing
Advanced Programmin</p>
<p>EC's
VOLUNTEER DOG WALKING @ Cinnamon Trust
WORKING @ Unsure (Part Time)
VOLUNTEER WORKER @ Citizens Advice</p>
<p>SENIOR</p>
<p>MATHEMATICS
Calculus
Trigonometry</p>
<p>ENGLISH
Screenwriting
World Literature II</p>
<p>SCIENCES
Chemistry II
Forensics
Psychology (Special Project)</p>
<p>HISTORY
World History II</p>
<p>LANGUAGES
French Literature
Advanced Latin</p>
<p>ELECTIVES
College Creative Writing
Programming</p>
<p>EC's
VOLUNTEER DOG WALKING @ Cinnamon Trust
WORKING @ Unsure (Part Time)
VOLUNTEER WORKER @ Citizens Advice</p>
<p>OTHER My ECs fail, I know S: We're not really 'big' on ECs over here plus being homeschooled limits me a lot. I'm really interested in being more involved in community service so volunteering, fundraising, etc and I want to have a part time job once I turn 16 but will a lack of other ECs immediately put me in the 'rejected' pile? </p>
<p>I was thinking of setting up some kind of homeschool site with resources particularly for independent homeschooling through high school and I'm really excited about it & I suppose that would go down as an EC.</p>
<p>I'm also hoping (cross fingers again) to intern/volunteer with Invisible Children during my summer at college since you can't intern before then. I'm also hoping to sponsor a child in Zambia when my bank account is sorted through Children International. I don't know if that'd count as an EC but I'm planning on starting a change jar to save money for things the child might need. So I could potentially be giving quite a lot. I'd like to volunteer in Africa one day, when I can afford it too but obviously, that wouldn't count.</p>
<p>So thank you sososo much. (:</p>