<p>High school Junior in Vermont
School size: 1000</p>
<p>My GPA: 4.02 out of 4.33 UW</p>
<p>SAT scores from 7th grade: 600 vbl. 580 math
Hoping for: 2100+
ACT hoping for: 34+</p>
<p>Class rank as freshman: 16/222 (have now stopped ranking)</p>
<p>PLAN scores in 10th grade: 99-100 percentile in everything, highlighted area Applied Design</p>
<p>ECs planned/done:
Scholar's Bowl (9-12)
Speech Club (9 - moved onto debate)
Debate Team (10-12)
Alto Sax (6-12)
Oceanography Club (11-12)
Math League and Film Club(minor participation, most likely)
Going on French exchange this year
Have gone to CTY camp for 3 summers
Helped found school computer club
20 hrs. various comm. service
Am working 2 hrs./wk as TA at Hebrew school</p>
<p>AP classes scheduled for junior, and hopefully senior year:
AP French
AP Chemistry
AP Physics
AP Calculus BC
AP US Gov.
AP European History
AP English</p>
<p>Honors classes taken/to be taken
Hon. Eng. 9
Honors American Studies (Eng. / History 10)
Hon. Eng. 11
Accelerated Pre-Calculus
Wind Ensemble</p>
<p>Hobbies: Tennis, writing, video games, languages, rock music</p>
<p>Come back after u have SAT II's and a sure SAT/ACT score, but from right now u look like ur on the perfect path for Dartmouth.</p>
<p>One Problem in your application: Try to get leadership positions in the clubs you are in. Dartmouth, being super elite, wants extracurricular leadership. Otherwise, ur set!!!!!</p>
<p>its wayyy too easy to tell for you for dartmouth. you DEFINITELY will need to know your SAT scores and you can "hope" for really good scores but it doesnt always turn out that way.. you should definitely aim for 1400+ (most colleges dont really care ab the 2100 scale). i guess see where youre at after that. also junior year is much harder than soph and frosh years so make sure to keep you gpa up.. mine dropped 3% from fresh/soph yr gpas which were the same to junior year gpa.. aim to raise it cuz you generally want about a 94 gpa or higher for dartmouth.. looks like middlebury would be a match for you though, but again, depends on SATs a bit</p>