<p>SAT I: 2210
670 CR/800 M/740 W (6/12 essay)
SAT IIs:
790 Math II, 760 Chem, 690 Spanish (not a native speaker)
ACT: 34
34 English/35 Math/34 Reading/31 Science/9/12 essay
QPA: 90.5 (as of beginning of Junior year, it's improved dramatically each year and will be higher [roughly 92] when I apply)</p>
<p>ECs:
Unitarian Universalist Coming of Age (similar to confirmation, Freshman year)
Unitarian Universalist Youth Group (Sophomore-Senior year, probably going to get a leadership position for senior year)
Anime Club (not so involved & might not write, Freshman-Senior year)
Rowing (since elementary school, no local team, second place in Maine Rowing Association race)
Environmental Committee (Internet Services Manager [running the blog: mhstreehuggers.blogspot.com], Junior-Senior year [since inception])
NMSQT qualifier or semifinalist, I still haven't been contacted about my standing
Math League (Junior-Senior year, I'm one of about two people who can find the roots of complex numbers which I learnt at Johns Hopkins CTY summer of 2008)
Multicultural Club (Junior-Senior year, ran a British room at the American Heritage Assembly, currently President)
Volunteer tutoring nearby (Junior-Senior year, it's in a really beaten up neighborhood)</p>
<p>If I do have a 92 at the start of Senior year I'll qualify for my schools National Honors Society (we have a different standard.)</p>
<p>Schedule for Junior year: Physics, English III, AP Calc AB, local county college tech class, Spanish IV, US History II, AP Chem, Fitness
All A's
Senior year: AP Lit, AP Physics, AP Euro, AP US Gov, AP Spanish, Multivariable Calc, county college tech class, Fitness (studying AP Calc BC over the summer)</p>
<p>This summer I'm (hopefully) getting a job at an engineering firm, volunteering at local first aid squad, studying Calc BC & running another Maine Rowing Association race</p>
<p>I'm probably going to write in my essays about how I think gays could be more accepted on a societal level by being more socially conserved in public (I'm gay,) I'll mention my own adversity & how I overcame it, I'll probably throw in some Booker T. Washington & civil rights movement references in too for good measure.</p>
<p>Advice? Chances? Is there anything I'm forgetting to write here? I know my extracurriculars are all pretty late but I really began high school without any direction. It wasn't until late Freshman year that I realized my potential and at that point my grades skyrocketed.</p>