<p>Hey guys :)</p>
<p>So I'm currently a female Canadian high school student in Grade 12</p>
<p>I was in a program for my grade 9 & 10 years that allowed me to accelerate quite a bit.. the minimum requirement of credits that I need to graduate from my school is 80, but I'll have 120, closer to 130 credits by the end of this year.</p>
<p>SAT scores: 2140 (CR 720, M 730, WR 690) - first and only time taking it
Unfortunately don't have any SAT II scores</p>
<p>AP: Psychology (5), will be taking Calc AB or BC (TBD), possibly self-studying Chem </p>
<p>Overall average: 95%
Rank: 2nd out of 350, share this position with a few others
Best subjects include Bio 12 and Pre-Calculus 12 (99%), and I've got a pretty good diversity of courses</p>
<p>ECs include:
- Club Soccer, 13 years
- used to play lacrosse until jaw surgery few years ago, 7 years
- volunteer for a multitude of places (local farmer's market, Canadian Cancer Society, local festivals, art centers)
- Me to We Club - 4 years
- Student Council - 2 years
- a school leadership group - 2 years
- Shad Valley participant (4 week science, engineering, entrepreneurship program at a Canadian uni - it's a pretty big thing)
- referee youth soccer games
- summer internship with a credit union
- Band - 7 years</p>
<p>Working on my essays right now, I'm an okay writer. I'm definitely going to get a few people I trust to read and attack them though. </p>
<p>OH yeah, and I'm an American citizen</p>
<p>Thinking of studying science, or engineering.</p>
<p>Applying for Queen's, UofToronto, UofWaterloo, UBC for Canadian schools</p>
<p>Chances of getting into:
UCSD, UCLA, UCI?</p>
<p>Am I reaching too far for BU, UC Berkeley, UChicago, Michigan? And if so, any recommendations of schools to apply to?</p>