Hey! I’m a rising junior that is interested in going into environmental engineering or environmental science in general. Am I on the right track to get into Johns Hopkins?
Freshman:
Honors Algebra 1 (93)
Honors Biology (97)
Honors Research, Writing and Rhetoric (95)
Propositional Logic (99)
Music Theory (95)
Government and Politics (93)
Spanish 3 Honors (97)
I then took Geometry over the summer of freshman year: Geometry (91)
Sophomore:
AP Micro and Macroeconomics (87) Predicting a 4 or 5 on the exam
Marine Biology (99)
U.S. History (98)
Honors Chemistry (98)
Honors Algebra 2/Trigonometry (95)
Honors Spanish 4 (97)
English 3 (93)
(Taking the SAT II for Spanish)
Junior: (already enrolled in these courses)
AP Chem
AP World H
AP Environmental Science
AP Lang
Honors PreCalc
Health (realized I need that credit where I live)
Latin 1
ECs:
Varsity Track/ Cross Country starting (11th)
Monitor streams and their condition 10,11 (related to environmental science & might become a workshop leader by the end of the summer)
Speech/Debate (just started for homeschoolers & joining 11th grade)
Piano 9,10,11 (11th year playing and have high scores on the competitions I went to)
Praise team piano player for both church and school 10,11
Starting a STEM program for girls over the summer (already have most of it planned and scheduled) 10,11
Sunday school teacher 9,10,11
Over the summer I am also going to be speaking about why homeschoolers should learn Spanish in a convention
More about me:
Ethnicity:
Hispanic: (1st generation born in the US)
Mom: has a Master’s degree, Dad: High School diploma
I go part-time to a private school near me but I homeschooled for the majority of my classes