Chances Please

<p>White Catholic Male
Florida
Small Private Catholic High School</p>

<p>All through my HS career I have taken the single hardest course curriculum offered to me. This includes all honors courses and well as 8 AP's total.*
*<em>9th-AP World
*</em>11th-APUSH, AP Lang & Comp
**12th-AP Chem, AP Calc AB, AP Lit & Comp, AP Gov and Politics, AP Macroeconomis</p>

<p>W GPA 4.0</p>

<p>ACT- 29 (30 Superscored)</p>

<p>Extracarricular
*<em>Varsity Track-named best male sprinter by coaches 11-12
*</em>Varsity <em>Football 10-11
*</em>Youth Group-inudes numerous mission and service projects (over 500 hours.) As well , I participated in ND Vision and am a leading member in my youth group's leadership team- 9-12
*<em>National Honors Society-Senior year I am an officer in my NHS Chapter serving as Parlamentarian. As well, i've done service work with habitat for humanity through NHS-10-12 *
*</em>Boy Scouts-I have achieved the rank of Eagle Scout which required the planning and execution of a large scale project. As well, I've worked on numerous other projects totaling over 100 hours of service)-9-11
*<em>Prom Committee-fundraising, planning, decorating, organizing, and cleaning up or school's junior/senior prom. 11
*</em>Student Council Vice President-12th</p>

<p>Community Service
*<em>Soul in the City-a nmission trip to Orlando where, with my youth group, I helped a school in the poorest part of Orlando prepare for the upcoming school year by doing things such as landscaping and mulching the outside and well as preparing classrooms for teacher- 300 hours
*</em>God's Katrina Kitchen-a mission trip to mississippi where I helped in drywalling and tiling houses which had been devastated by hurricane Katrina. -75 Hours
*<em>Habitat for Humanity-consisted of sodding the lawn of a home that habitat for humanity had recently built-6 Hours
*</em>Soup Kitchen-includes serving and preparing food to the local homeless and poor-15 Hours
*<em>Eagle Projects-projects included renovating a local baseball parks storage shed, builiding a wooden walkway at a local basball park, building picnic tables for a local school, and my own eagle scout project which included renovating my sisters local daycare-100 Hours
*</em>Book-Sale set up-helped a local school prepare for the coming school year-15 Hours</p>

<p>Awards, Recognitions
*<em>National Honors Society
*</em>Spanish National Honors Society
*<em>First and Second Honors
*</em>Named best male sprinter on the track team.
*<em>Eagle Scout
*</em>Recieved two service awards for the completion of over 100 service hours in a single school year </p>

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<p>In. Good Luck. Based on your screen name, is UF your goal? What are your goals? What are you interested in studying?</p>

<p>Good chance. Congrats on a fine record!</p>

<p>You need a new screen name. :)</p>

<p>I simply use this screen name because my parents use one similar. UF is definently not my dream school, but I am applying. I’m also applying to Auburn, University of Chicago, Notre Dame, Boston College, and Johns Hopkins.
As for what I want to study, I intend to
go pre med. I hope to ultimately become a practicing doctor or work in a lab doing research. So I intend to major in chemistry probaly. Possibly chem engineering.</p>

<p>Since medicine is your goal, you might want to consider this program at FSU:</p>

<p>[fsu.edu</a> | Honors Medical Scholars Program](<a href=“http://honors.fsu.edu/medical.html]fsu.edu”>http://honors.fsu.edu/medical.html)

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<p>My D1 is a first-year med student at FSU. She selected it (FSU and later, FSU Med) over a number of other schools. In-state annual med tuition is about $18K; out of state over $50K.</p>

<p>Reach for JHU and ND imho</p>

<p>Yeah, I am aware JHU and ND are pretty big reaches, but i feel like i would regret not trying. I feel my chances are higher at JHU than ND, though I’m hoping to improve my chances with my October SAT. </p>

<p>Parent2Noles-Thank you for that information. That is something i need to look into. To be honest, I’m not completely set on the medical field as par as potential career paths go, but i feel its probaly my biggest passion.</p>

<p>It’s a great school. She earned a biochemistry degree and was greatly aided by the university’s Honors program in individual research.</p>

<p>Good Luck. FSU is a nice safety to have.</p>

<p>Not safety, but more match, don’t you think, sunny?:

See:[About</a> FSU’s Students](<a href=“http://fsu.edu/students/]About”>Students | Florida State University)</p>

<p>Dude you are in for sure.</p>

<p>You’ve got it</p>

<p>I hope so. I am also hoping to be invited into the honors program and can stay in Landis Hall. Hopefully of course.</p>

<p>you should get in to the university for sure and the honors program as well.</p>

<p>Good luck</p>