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<p>I'm a junior right now...My junior yr grades are estimated off my 1st quarter grades...Thanks</p>

<p>GPA: 3.45UW/3.76W
PSAT: 188
RANK: Top 5%</p>

<p>Courses: HL Pre-Calc, AP Calc, AP English, AP US History, HL Chem, HL Span 3, AP English, AP Stats, AP Gov/Econ, AP Psych</p>

<p>EC's/Community Service/Awards: Tennis, CSF (VP), VBall Club (Treasurer), Sign Language Club, Foreign Foods Club (VP), Journalism (Entertainment Editor), Early Academic Outreach Program, Relay 4 Life, Key Club (VP), Random Acts of Kindness Club, Recycling Club, Certificate of Scholastic Achievement, Circle B Athletic Award, Block B Academic Letter, and "Most Consistent Player" - Tennis.</p>

<p>Also 2 immediate family members had/have cancer during my high school years.</p>

<p>The course work looks fine. The grades look fine in combination with the course work.</p>

<p>youll get in. you need to be half brain dead not to get accepted and you are far better than that</p>

<p>Actually, if one misses the SAT or ACT minimums it's pretty next to impossible, so I hear.</p>

<p>Youre in. Your percentile will get you in alone.</p>

<p>At least 1100 SAT (M+CR) or a 24 ACT.</p>

<p>See: FSU</a> freshmen requirements</p>

<p>Not to rain on your parade, but remember those minimums are generally for in-state kids. I'd try for the best you can get. Also take as many APs as you can. </p>

<p>Good luck!</p>

<p>Also - in Florida a class rating in the top 20% will get you in to A state university in Florida, but it may not be your choice...</p>

<p>They aren't exactly "requirements" since I know plenty of people who didn't have 1100's who got in and their courseload and grades weren't anything out of the ordinary.</p>

<p>Regardless of what you may think other students have, surpass the university minimums. Especially if you're out-of-state.</p>

<p>If the Provost says the average SAT is 1220, there aren't that many kids under 1100. ;)</p>