<p>Wondering my Chances at Lafayette. I visited there this weekend and loved it! Heres my stats:</p>
<p>Intended Major: Civil/ Environmental Engineering
Junior
Gender: Female
High school GPA(unweighted): 3.75 consistent (overall averages between 93-94%, always been on honor role)
Freshman Year:
Honors- Math(geometry, year ahead of average) , English, & Earth Science
Introduction to Engineering and Design (got RIT college credit)
9th grade world history
Band (French Horn)</p>
<p>Sophomore Year:
Honors- English, Biology
AP World history
Algebra 2& Trig (year ahead of average)
Principles of Engineering (got RIT college credit)
Band (French Horn)</p>
<p>Junior Year:
Chemistry
American Literature
Pre-Calculus
AP US History
Civil Engineering & Architecture (Hoping to get RIT college credit)
Science Research (special class my school offers, you pick a topic and research it for 2 years, required to get an internship (hoping at RPI), researching purifying flowback fluid from fracking wells)-</p>
<p>Senior Year (Expected):
AP-Physics, Environmental Science, AB Calculus
Economics/ PIG
Senior Composition /Contemporary Lit
Science Research
Digital Electronics (hopefully with RIT credit)</p>
<p>Test Grades-
ACT- 30
SAT- taking in May
AP World- 4</p>
<p>Extra Circulars-
4-H - 3rd grade-12th grade (elected Head of Recreational Committee 2 times; been on horse bowl team 6 times, captain twice, going to Cornell this year for states; running for president this year)
Students for peace and Survival - club 11th and 12th grade
Ski Club- 10th, 11th, and 12th grade
JV Tennis- 10th grade
Varsity Tennis- 11th & 12th grade (captain 12th grade hopfully)</p>
<p>Part Time Job- teaching children how to ride horses
Summer Job- Hose Camp-Teaching children how to care for horses</p>
<p>My worry is Im taken less honors courses as i progress. Also, my math and science grades tend to be in the high 80's and my english and history grades are what pulls my average up, I don't no what effect that has seeing how i want to major in engineering.</p>
<p>Any input or advice would be great! Thanks!</p>