<p>My daughter has set her sights high for some insanely exclusive schools. I'm not that great of a resource for "chancing" her. I had her list her accomplishments, so if you could help "chance" her that would be great. </p>
<p>Her highest "reach" is Princeton, as well as Stanford, and Columbia. She would also like to go to NYU, Vassar, and Georgetown, to name a few. Here are her accomplishments/stats; please bear with me as she hasn't taken the ACT or SAT yet!</p>
<p>GPA: 3.9
ACT Practice Test Score: 31
Top 8% in class of ~300
Taken every Honors class offered, plus APUSH this year</p>
<p>*1st Place, DECA Regional Competition
*3rd Place, DECA State Competition
*Top 20th Percentile Test Score at DECA Internationals
*Top Score (I think top 20) in Role Play at DECA Internationals
*DECA Chapter Secretary
*DECA Student of the Year last year</p>
<p>*2nd Place for Team Event at FBLA Regional Competition
*3rd Place for Individual Event at FBLA Regional Competition</p>
<p>*NHS Member throughout high school
*NHS Publicity Officer this year</p>
<p>*Member of school's "Elections & Eligibility Committee" throughout high school
*Youth City Council Service Committee Member this year
*Volunteered for a year at our local charity thrift store (roughly 200 hours)</p>
<p>*In addition to these, she has been president of her church's Young Women's Group for one year and Counselor for around 2 years, as well as earned her "Medallion" given for accomplishing 80+ hours worth of projects promoting growth as an individual. Should she include these in her apps?</p>
<p>For Juniors, her school offers 3. The others had filled up by the time she signed up; she is planning on taking more next year, including AP Lit and AP US Gov and maybe AP Psychology/AP Spanish. Yes, APUSH is her first AP; they are not offered for sophomores or freshmen in her school. I don’t know what regular decision means… sorry! If you could give me more information on that, that would be great. DECA is definitely her passion - she will almost certainly be President next year as well.</p>
<p>DECA and FBLA are both business clubs. In DECA she does “role plays” where she has 10 minutes to prepare a presentation on how to fix a given problem; she then presents these to a judge who acts as her boss. In FBLA, she just takes tests on subjects. Last year, she did Entrepreneurship and Word Processing. No worries, I didn’t even know what they were until she won!</p>
<p>As for SAT 2, based on her interests, it sounds like your D should take the LIT test and then a science or math. My D took LIT and BIO and is now majoring in Psychology.</p>