<p>Junior-year, plan to apply next winter-->Fingers crossed, hopefully by then my GPA will bump up and i'll have more under my belt:</p>
<p>White male
GPA: 4.15
AP Classes: Everything available; hardest classes available
Rank: Top 5%
Acceptance and Enrollment in Academy of Science Magnet School (VERY RIGOROUS and selective)
SAT I: 1460/1600,(terrible I know, but I just retook it today to bump my score and im pretty sure i brought it up)
SAT II: Taking Chem, Math II, Biology in spring</p>
<p>ECs:
Varsity Lacrosse: 9th, 10th (im in 11th); varsity letter; all-academic award
Varsity Cross Country: 9th, 10th, 11th; varsity letter
Varsity Track: 11th
Creator and President of Ultimate Frisbee Club (FREAKIN AWESOME! cant wait to play in college)
Winter Running Club
Spanish National Honors Society
Biology Club
Tutoring Developmentally challenged students at Local Middle School
Volunteer at Local Free Hospital
Teach Sunday School Classes
Mission Trips
Church Youth Group
A bunch of other stuff...</p>
<p>State Finalist for Governors School (probably going) for Life Sci. and Med.</p>
<p>Individual Research Work in Nanobiotechnology Field; fabrication of devices for tissue engineering(cool stuff)-->Definitely interested in this field as shown in research opps and other ECs; a definite hook-point in my App</p>
<p>I've applied to a numerous amount of summer programs (pre-college/internships/etc.) so hopefully one of those works out</p>
<p>Nothing too spectacular but there is stuff I havent mentioned Oh well, Ill hope for the best!</p>
<p>I do believe you will get in quite handily unless your recommendations specifically say not to take you (which I don't think would ever happen). As for advice, try and do well on the APs, those credits really will help!</p>
<p>Kaydog: William and Mary is not the only college i'm interested in. As an instate option, its very cheap (as well as UVA). For other prestigious colleges, I would need to raise my SAT I score to become more competitive (which i think i did on the march test date)</p>
<p>There is no school where 1460 is below the average of admits. None. To say the score is terrible is either because you don't undestand how to read the ranges, or you were looking to draw responses of "oh no, you did great". Either way, you have a very good chance in state at W & M.</p>
<p>I apologize if I came across as unhelpful, CH#1, I just don't understand why someone so smart would come in here bemoaning their SAT score that is in the top quartile for W&M. Its ok to try and seam modest, but it can go too far.</p>
<p>Anyway, your resume looks great, and as I said before - getting good AP scores will be a ton of help!</p>
<p>CH#1, i personally find it ironic that you get on here and say your SATs are too low, and the second someone agrees with you, you flip out so immaturely. if you post your stats up like this you can't just expect to be complimented all the time, whether or not it's a joke. your rudeness to here<em>to</em>help was also uncalled for. </p>
<p>Advice? Well, saying you're a "state finalist" for Governor's School LifeSci is a bit of fluff to anyone that knows the selection process, as is calling the AOS "VERY RIGOROUS and selective" - it's pretty much the fall-back for those who didn't get into Jefferson. Both of these are adequately impressive in and of themselves, so be low-key, and let them speak for themselves. </p>
<p>Speaking of "low-key", you've pretty much mangled that opportunity here, so too late to give <em>that</em> advice, but in the future, a little discretion may be appropriate. </p>
<p>Meanwhile, you can always hope no adcoms read this thread from this, or any of the other "25" top schools you've posted to, because it would take all of about 30 seconds for any one of them to figure out who you are if they cared to - LCPS --> AOS --> Wolfe, just waiting for the Loudoun Governor's School attendee list to be published or any of a half-dozen other ways. </p>
<p>The Internet is the place where stupidity lives forever. </p>
<p>So, a last piece of advice; you just might want to brush up on those social skills, or at least, those apology skills.</p>
<p>CollegeHopeful#1, I surely hope you don't get into college with the high levels of immaturity you have shown in this thread. You shouldn't be applying to prestigious colleges like William and Mary. The best you could hope to achieve is a nice pre-school or maybe NoVa. </p>
<p>How rude of you to insult everyone who is just trying to help you with your chances. You jerk.</p>
<p>On a side note, very impressive resume! Surely you will get into William and Mary.</p>