<p>I am currently in 11th grade, but I would like to know as of right now, if I were to continue on the same track with my marks or even possibly approve would I be able to attend the University of Washington? Also, since I cannot find a forum for the University of British Columbia could anyone tell me how my chances are for there? Last, what other universities do you recommend for me to research, taking into consideration that I want to become a doctor so I will be going into sciences.</p>
<p>I currently attend a private school in British Columbia, however, I am an American citizen with residence in America. My school does not offer any honor courses, but it does offer AP Lit and AP Calculus in grade 12. I will be taking both of those courses next year. I must add that our courses are the hardest level for what they are, for example we are required to take principles of math, the hardest level of math in Canada.</p>
<p>In 9th grade I got honor roll with an average around 83%.
In 10th grade I got honor roll with an average around 83%.
In 11th grade I currently have an average around 83% in first term. Right now, I study, but I am confident that i could raise my average to around 90% for the next two terms and the entire duration of grade 12, if not higher.</p>
<p>Here are a list of my extracurriculars:</p>
<p>Soccer 6 years
Hockey - 10 years
Track and Field 2 years
Cross Country 1 year
Golf Team 2 years
Skiing 2 years</p>
<p>White Rock Hospital Volunteering around 50 hours
Surrey Hospital Volunteering - around 50 hours
Save Delta Hospital Safeway Sales 4 hours</p>
<p>Honor roll throughout high school
Archimedes(Math) Club 1 year
Jazz Band 1 year
Saxophone 4 years
Traditional Indian Dance Bhangra 4 years
Multicultural Night Participant 4 years</p>
<p>Grade Level Winner of School Wide Speech Contest 10th grade
National Youth Leadership Forum on Medicine 11th grade summer</p>
<p>I realize it is hard to tell without any SAT test scores, but any feedback would be appreciated. Is the SAT basically what will break/make my chances in getting in?</p>
<p>Also, my father is a doctor. So he could hook me up with the possibility of shadowing his colleagues. Do you think this would really help my application?</p>
<p>Once again, all feedback is appreciated. Also, if you have time please recommend some other universities that I should look into. Thank You.</p>