<p>I am currently a junior in a Sacramento Area public high school. </p>
<p>*Freshman: 4.0 GPA (No AP's offered - Took all CP classes) CP English, Student Govt, Spanish 1, Biology, Geography, Geometry, Health/Safety.</p>
<p>*Sophomore: 4.2 GPA (Took the 1 AP class offered, 1 Honors, and all CP's) AP European History, Honors English, CP Chemistry, Student Govt, Spanish 2, Spanish 3, Algebra 2.</p>
<p>*Junior: so far 4.33 GPA: Spanish 4, Anatomy/Physiology, Student Govt, AP Art History, AP Lang and Comp, Honors Pre-Calc, US History and Sociology at Community College.</p>
<p>*Senior: probably about a 4.5 GPA; Expected Schedule: AP Spanish, AP Human Geography, AP Govt/Econ, AP Literature, AP Psychology, Student Govt, AP Stats, and 2 more Community College Classes</p>
<p>*Top 5% of class
*ASB Vice President of my school
*Intern in California State Senate
*DC Congressional Page
*Varsity Track and Field athlete
*Speech and Debate Champion
*Youth Commissioner in my city's government
*Started my school's Junior State of America chapter this year, where I am President
*CSF member.
*20+ hours of community service with a local Children's hospital
*20+ hours with local campaigns, and a bit of time with other various organizations.</p>
<p>PSAT last year as a sophomore: around 170 (but very high in reading/comprehension), with literally no preparation. I took a sample one with kaplan that was very accurate with last year's PSAT results and recieved a 198; just took the real one last month and pretty sure I got over 200.</p>
<p>I am extremely passionate about politics, so I would like to study Political Science and minor in International Relations/Business.</p>
<p>So far, I have looked into UCLA, UCB, Harvard, Princeton, Yale, Stanford, Dartmouth, Cornell, Brown, NYU, Georgetown, Columbia, and USC.</p>
<p>Do I have a chance at any of these schools? Am I on track? Is there anything specific I can do to set myself apart from other applicants? Any other suggestions?</p>
<p>*And I know it may help that I live in California for the UC's, and I know they say it doesn't matter but for what it's worth I am 1/2 Mexican, 1/4 Armenian, and 1/4 Yogoslavian.</p>