<p>I'm a freshman in highschool who is an indian. My resume:
Grades: 4.0 weighted freshman year
SAT: Took SAT in 8th grade, got 1810, should improve a lot by the time I take it next.</p>
<p>Extracurriculars: Volunteer at the VA hospital (plan on becoming a doctor)
JV Volleyball freshman year
Making own club called Charity Dress to donate clothes to other countries
Piano level 9, will be done with all 10 levels by senior year
Teach piano to elementary school students</p>
<p>Awards: Made it to honors and convention for piano
Most improved player in renegades volleyball cub
Science Fair Intel first place 7th grade, 2nd place 8th grade</p>
<p>Want to attend UC and Ivy League, so how are my chances looking as of now?</p>
<p>Haha, relax, you’re only 13, a freshman, who has another 3 full years ahead of you. It would help if you could post your schedule/expected schedule for your following years. Unfortunately for you, middle school EC’s don’t really count or matter so you can drop those and focus on other awards. If your charity that you are starting is a 501c organization that could help your legitimacy (student created organizations are a dime a dozen). </p>
<p>I encourage you to post what your Freshman classes were so we can get an idea of how likely you are to get into an Ivy down the road. Remember (4.0) for all regular classes does not stack up against an AP and Honors schedule.</p>
<p>Thanks a lot for the reply! So my plan for the next year is:
10th grade: AP Euro, Honors Chem, English, Speech and Debate, Spanish 3, and Algebra 2
11th grade: AP US history, Honors Anatomy, AP Chem or AP Bio, AP Lit, Spanish 4 Honors, Honors Precalc and I’m not sure about the rest yet
12th Grade: Normal Physics, AP Bio or AP Chem, maybe AP lang, AP psych, AP Spanish, AP Calculus, and i’m not sure about the rest</p>
<p>and yes, my organization is student created.</p>
<p>Once again, thanks so much!</p>