<p>Hey everyone, thought I would do a chance thread. </p>
<p>Heres my stuff:</p>
<p>SATS:
Havent taken the full SATS yet, but with practice tests and diagnostics i seem to be around 2000, superscore maybe 2100. </p>
<p>No ACTS Yet</p>
<p>SAT II:
Most likely Physics and Math I and/or II
Hopefully 700+ on all.</p>
<p>Freshman Year:
Bio Honors
World Civ Honors
Geometry Honors
The rest are regulars
3.1 Unweigthed
3.7 Weighted
I really messed up freshman year, I have no excuse other than sheer laziness.
Sophomore Year:
Chemistry Honors
Marketing Strategies(Honors)
Latin II(Honors)
Rest are regular
Unweighted: 3.7
Weighted: 3.9
Junior Year:
Physics honors
Pre Calc Honors
Marketing III(Honors)
Latin III(Honors)
Rest are regular
Unweighted: 3.9
Weighted: 4.2
Senior Year:
AP Stats
AP Physics
AP AP Micro
AP Enviromental Science
AP Latin
Marketing IV (Honors)
Regular Calc and everything else
Unweighted: I can get a 3.9 the first half year, which is what matters i guess
Weighted. 4.6ish
Overall GPA
Unweighted: 3.7, I hope the upward trend helps
Weighted: 4.1, again freshman year really hurt me.</p>
<p>ECS:
DECA all 4 years. Treasurer junior year, State President Senior Year.
Robotics Club, Co founder, President senior year
Tennis Team, 3 Years, Varsity 2 years
NHS
Volunteer Hours: 75+
Led a PR campaign raising awareness and money for charity. It was very successful. </p>
<p>My EC's arent extensive, but I am very dedicated to the ones i'm in. Im not the type of person to do 100 different clubs a little bit, I do a couple, but im very involved.</p>
<p>Great Recommendations, I will write a great essay as well.
I will not be applying for financial aid, and will maybe do early decision.
Im thinking of doing Physics Undergrad, and then an MBA. I dont know if this is smart, but I love physics. So if there are any other schools I havent mentioned, feel free to tell me.</p>
<p>Schools: Colgate, Bucknell, Claremont McKenna, UCSB, Skidmore, U of Richmond, U of Wisconsin, UCLA, Carnegie Mellon, Northeastern, and anything else that seems around my scores, or even a bit higher. Thanks!</p>