I am a junior currently and I am on the brink of a nervous breakdown…
MOST LIKELY: GPA by end of 11th grade ~ 3.57uw/4.25w
SAT score = 2030 CR+W = 1370
State of residence: Maryland
Race : Asian
APs Taken:
AP Gov- 2 
APUSH- 4
APs taking this year (11th grade):
AP World
AP Chemistry
AP Comp Sci
AP Language
APs to be taken next year:
AP Calculus AB
AP Physics C
ECs from middle school until now:
6-8th grade green team
Varsity Tennis from 9th grade until now
FTC robotics from 10th grade until now
CHS racers (electric car racing team) 10th grade
School website management team 9th grade until now
Science National Honors Society from 11th grade
100 volunteering service hours
Rubix Cube Club from 9th grade until now
Volunteered at old age rest home for 30+ hours
Marching Band from 11th grade
I think that you’ll have a very solid chance of being admitted to UMD.
For Clark, you have a good, but not great shot. You should ask someone like @maryversity about transferring into engineering, just in case.
Your EC’s and Curriculor rigor are very good, and a good essay will do nothing but help.
I really want to get into the clark school… ive read about the in-school transfer, but direct admission to the clark school is a bit of a pride thing to me.
talk to the Univ. MD admission counselor and check your stats with the freshmen for Clark. You would want a high Math SAT.
The good thing is, you’re a junior, so you have time to retake the SAT before the EA deadline. I’d personally sign up for another SAT sitting so you can raise your CR&M just a little bit. You’d want to be on the 75th percentile for SAT scores in order to have a really good shot (low match) for a direct admittance and maybe compensate for a slightly lackluster UW GPA (weighted looks very good, though - like, really good). Keep in mind that the 75th percentile for the Clark school, not just UMD itself.
I have no doubt you’ll be admitted to the University itself, it’s just Clark that’s a little iffy. As mentioned previously, @maryversity just recently posted a really informative thread about the Clark school, check that out if you haven’t already.
Also, don’t forget to apply EA. UMD takes 80% of their freshman class from the early action pool, that’s not a statistic to sneeze at. Being an instate early action student is like a double whammy and will certainly boost your app, not to mention all the great programs you’re automatically considered for.
@nuhsgrad
It’s closer to 90%, I believe.
Thanks, ive really tried to take the hardest classes without overwhelming myself.
@nuhsgrad my school accounts AP and Honors as up to a 5.
my math is around 700-720
and my cr is around 650.