<p>Yeah, your laundry list of schtuff is cool in the sense that you’re a sophomore and you have time to really solidify your main interests. Be a leader that actually leads and does stuff. Be a part of something you love, something you’d want to succeed in and go to levels that transcend the preestablished standards of your school and classmates. Then take this to the state level and then the national level, if possible. </p>
<p>If you’re unhooked, get that 2300+ and two 750+ SAT IIs (esp. a high Math II score). Your 670 Bio SAT II is weak. Your GPA is good.</p>