<p>Male Caucasian junior year
Gpa 3.8uw/4.29w
plan on taking SAT and ACT and 3 SAT subject tests
PSAT score of 580 wting 670math 610 CR</p>
<p>Junior year classes:
AP world history
Honors Spanish 4
Honors English 11
Honors Precalc Rapid learner (only one in county)
Honors Physics
Honors Engineering Mechanics and Electricity
Global issues 21st century</p>
<p>Taken AP G+P got easy 5. Honors CHem, BIo, Algebra's and Geo. Ushistory honors.
get mostly to all A's with 1-2B+'s</p>
<p>Senior year possibles:
AP Calc BC
Ap Physics B/C
Honors English
honors/ap spanish
AP Euro
AP computer science
engineering course or AP environmental</p>
<p>EC's:
-2 years football
-co founder of new water polo club
-math club
-entreprenuer for landscaping business with friend(did ok in first year)
-over 160 hrs community service (helping local elderly home/ homeless food stand/ relief efforts</p>
<p>kinda week so any suggestions appreciated ^
Want to be an engineer for sure ( I like rebuilding things, solving, making something extrordinary, like applying physics to life) Stuck between Mechanical, electrical, or aerospace</p>
<p>Colleges:
RPI
WPI
carnegie mellon
Maryland
Purdue
Gtech
Cal tech or UC berk
UIUC
MIT reach
Cornell</p>
<p>If you keep everything up I think you are definitely fine for RPI and WPI. I’m not sure of the others, but I feel like MIT and CalTech are always gambles.</p>
<p>Your GPA is decent. For selective schools, your UW is a little low… try to get it to 3.9+ this year if possible. If not, your W is still good. Your AP load isn’t outstanding, but it looks like you’ll balance that out senior year, so try to get good grades in those classes! </p>
<p>You never mentioned where you live, but I would look into your state school as well. I am looking at colleges for next year and my state school has a huge engineering school and a diverse bio program…and all for a cheap price! For your ECs, try to get a bigger list together–get involved in more clubs, etc. Also getting awards/recognition in your ECs is a HUGE plus in almost any school you apply to. Good luck and I hope this helped a bit!</p>
<p>Maryland, I know i can get my GPA higher in the next year. I am trying to get a feel for more clubs. I’ve also played piano and guitar for 4.5 years.</p>
<p>For RPI try to get those SAT scores up from what you got on the PSAT. For the class of 2014 the 25th - 75th percentile was 1280-1450/1600. The exact numbers for the class of 2015 are not released yet but are said to be even higher.</p>