<p>Why is ur weighted so low compared to ur unweighted (with ur unweighted being so awesome)? </p>
<p>U r simply amazing though, great work!</p>
<p>What will you be applying for as a major?</p>
<p>Excellent record. I would consider Rice in the universities, Harvey Mudd and Carleton vis a vis Reed.</p>
<p>Due to severe grade inflation by honors and AP classes, the school board decided to give only a half a point for honors and three quarters point for AP. They really don't weigh honors and AP a lot.</p>
<p>That's both good a bad. That sux for the kid that takes all APs and is ranked worse than the kid that just gets 100's in level ones. Great job tho - what about the "what major?" question?</p>
<p>I give the schools more credit than that (justifiably?). My limited LAC experience is that they <em>do</em> look at the course titles (AP or Honors or not) when they look at grades, and don't make decisions based solely on stated GPA. Where it <em>can</em> hurt is if a high school gives a ranking; if a student thinks s/he is being harmed by the ranking methodology, rank can usually be omitted.</p>
<p>Figgy: I plan to definitely major in math with perhaps a second major in either chem or physics, I haven't made up my mind yet though.</p>
<p>Do you have a profession in mind? I know it's way out there, but if you have a strong idea, it could make a difference on where you choose.</p>
<p>Hmmmmm......with stats like those.....</p>
<p>I am sure that your local community college will consider accepting you but it is a toss up.....</p>
<p>lol...is that enough "constructive criticism for you"</p>