chances

<p>I wanted to know what my chances were for admission to emory and for the possibility of being an emory scholar.</p>

<p>I'm only a junior, so I haven't taken the SAT or any AP tests yet and unfortunately my high school doesn't release GPA/class rank info until the second semester, so here's my stuff besides that-</p>

<p>Classes-
GT Physics (gt is the highes they offer in these classes at my school)
GT Pre-Cal
GT English
AP US History
American Sign Language II (I'm concerned about this one b/c emory doesn't accept it as a foreign language. It's the only foreign language that will fit into my schedule, so I'm wondering if I need to take french or something at my community college on the side....comments? I love ASL and I think that having a Deaf teacher is a wonderful oppertunity. I'd hate to drop it senior year for something else, but I don't want it to limit me....)</p>

<p>Volunteering-
I have about 250 hours right now, but I hope to have about 500 hours by the time I apply next year.
I volunteer at my local library, hospital, and Shoes for Orphaned Souls foundation outside of school. I'm actively involved in a bunch of clubs at my school as well like Student Council, NHS, and Crimestoppers and I do a lot of communtiy service projects for the school through them. </p>

<p>Extracurriculars-
Tennis- I've been on the varsity team the last three years
Piano- played for nine years. I do the state theory test every year and compete in GUILD. I played at the State Piano Convention in an ensemble last year.
Harp-I play for my school's orchestra, band, and choir and in a youth orchestra outside of school as well. I've been to a ton of camps over the summer and have performed with the Richmond Harp Insitute. I hope to make the state orch this year....I play a lot of free concerts and stuff for the nursing home down the street and play at churches, parties, and weddings (it's my part time job). </p>

<p>No big awards, just school stuff....</p>

<p>So what do you think?</p>

<p>come on now, 71 views and no replies? I really need some feedback.</p>

<p>Sugarjunkie,</p>

<p>Without further tangible academic stats, it's impossible for anybody to give you a reasonable "chance". You sound as if you are headed in the right direction; however, there are some questions you pose that would be best addressed by Emory's Office of Admission. Contact them, and I'm sure they'd be willing to offer you the best advice. Good luck!</p>

<p>You're definitely involved in a plethora of activities. Try to pick up some leadership roles. Emory likes that.<br>
Yeah, without, class rank and test scores, it's really hard to give you chances.</p>