<p>I sort of went through a really, really tough time these last few years and as a result my grades suffered quite a bit. I still want to go to a good college, Fordham University's Lincoln center has been my dream school for ages but I also really like some others.</p>
<p>I just finished my junior year of high school. I plan on getting straight A's senior year.</p>
<p>These are my stats:
3.41 UW GPA
3.64 W GPA (I have had 3 honors, 3 AP, 1 "advanced" class(the advanced class doesn't affect GPA weighting)</p>
<p>Other info:
-I babysat and work as a barista at a coffee shop
-Have done Speech and Debate since freshman year(and hope to be on the team at Fordham)
-Have danced since sophomore year many hours
-Volunteer for an inter cultural foundation
-Have done Baking Club sophomore and junior year, but can't do it senior year since the club no longer exists
-Have played piano since freshman year
-I tutored freshman year
-I am a first generation american
-Would want to major in Political Science, minor in Creative Writing (or just major in creative writing) and go on to Law School eventually (hopefully)
-Upward trend for grades</p>
<p><strong>Schools I Love</strong>
-- Fordham University
-- American University
-- Boston University
-- Barnard College(I'm well aware this maybe way too high of a reach, just getting opinions)</p>
<p>I'm well aware these four schools are all amazing and I likely don't have a chance. If I end up at my state university I'll be a little bummed of course but still happy of course since college is a privilege :)
Thank you.</p>