<p>Stats
Rural town, about 1000 students in high school
GPA (unweighted) 4.0
Rank 1</p>
<p>SAT I 2160
Reading 750
Math 710
Writing 700</p>
<p>SAT II
Math 690 (I forgot some of the formulas because my precalc class covered most of the material earlier in the year, didn't study but will next time and retake)
Bio M 760</p>
<p>AP Exams
AP US History 5</p>
<p>awaiting on scores from AP statistics, AP Music Theory, AP Biology, and AP Literature
will take AP Calc, AP Gov, AP Spanish, AP Chem and AP Physics next year.</p>
<p>ECs
high school's musical production, principal role last year
Cross Country, starting my fourth year last year, varsity every year
Track my sophomore year
Future Business Leaders of America, third year next year will be Vice President of chapter, have placed first regionally in a number of events and gotten to finals at the state level
Student Political Awareness Club where I helped run a mock election for our school
Knowledge Bowl, competed and placed 5th in State
Honor Society
National History Day Club, attended National competition my Freshmen Year
Science Fair Club, theoretical astrophysics project my freshman year, placed first in physics at the state fair
Will be attending a biomedical research camp at the University of Pennsylvania this summer that I could not afford but got the maximum scholarship awarded from Upenn of 25% and then sent out letters to organizations in my community and managed to secure the rest of the money to go
Attended Boys State</p>
<p>I have been taking the absolute hardest classes my school has to offer, if that matters, and it doesn't offer AP classes typically until Junior year, I will be taking the AP chem independent study through my school ( there is a teacher who is certified but not enough interest for a class), AP Spanish will simply be a fourth year class without that title, and Calculus is not AP calculus in title either, and I'm wondering which of the AP tests for calc I should take if anybody is willing to answer.</p>