Chances of NCSSM

<p>Hey guys, I am a sophomore currently heavily interested in NCSSM.
Here is my resume.
Last year (Bad GPA, I know):
Honors English I: 91/B
Honors World History: 92/B
Honors Earth/Environmental: 91/B
Honors Common Core Math III/Algebra II: 90/B
Latin I: 96/A
Symphonic Orchestra (Honors): 99/A
PE: 97/A
Computer Programming I: 95/A</p>

<p>This Year (I have straight A's so far and plan to keep that):
Honors English II
Honors Precalculus
Honors Biology
Honors Civics and Economics
Principles of Biomedical Science (Honors)
Introduction to Engineering Design (6 quality points, like AP)
Latin II
Symphonic Orchestra</p>

<p>Total Unweighted GPA (including this year):3.75
Weighted: 4.51</p>

<p>Apart from that, last year I am a Presidential Volunteer Service Award Gold Medalist, Started a Web Design and App-Building company, and made quite a few apps and websites, check them out at <a href="http://github.com/hackgicianapps"&gt;http://github.com/hackgicianapps&lt;/a> and my company website (I'm CEO and employ about 4 other people) at <a href="http://hackgician.net"&gt;http://hackgician.net&lt;/a>. I am majorly into technology, science and math. Not only am I in a math class two grades above my standard, I am also taking STEM classes. On my SAT's at home I get about 1900 on average, but when I take it in November, I hope to get a 2100 or so. I really really wanna get into NCSSM, but I'm from CD9, one of the most competitive CD's there is in NC... What are my chances? Be brutally honest; I don't think they're too high myself, and I just want to know what to expect.</p>

<p>I am also a Life level Boy Scout hoping to get Eagle by Summer</p>

<p>GPA Hurts a lot especially considering the lack of AP courses. Your EC’s may help make up for the difference but CD9 is a tough one. An SAT score of at least 2150 is a good number.</p>

<p>does ap/IB classes raise your gpa? or give you more credit than regular classes?</p>

<p>Im also trying to get into ncssm next year!</p>