<p>I am trying to figure out what colleges to apply to since I'm a rising senior, here are my stats:</p>
<p>SAT's 2200/2400 (1440/1600) 740 Reading, 700 Math, 760 Writing
ACT's Composite 31. English 33, Math 29, Reading 33, Science 27
SAT II's US History 740, Molecular Biology 690. Planning on taking a math and maybe another science or history.
GPA 3.5 unweighted, 4.1 or 4.2 weighted.
Top 10% of my class (not certain on the exact position).
In 8-10th grade I had a full honors schedule, with college business law in 10th grade. In 11th grade I had 3 AP's and college pre-calc. 12th grade I'm taking 5 AP's and College French.</p>
<p>EC's:
1) JV golf in 7th grade, Varsity 8-12th grades. I will be the captain of the team in my senior year.
2) Orchestra and Chamber Orchestra from 4-12th grade, I will be the Vice President of the Orchestra in my senior year.
3) Jazz Band 7-12th grade.
4) I will be running for Vice President of my High School's National Honor Society, which I've been involved in since 10th grade.
5) I've also done various clubs like the academic team, debate team and environmental club. </p>
<p>Major Related EC's:
I am going to be a PoliSci major so through out my high school career I've done various things that are related with politics, such as:
1) I have interned at my local Congressman's office since 9th grade.
2) This summer I am doing research for legislation on the Genocide in Darfur. Hopefully the end result will be him putting forth legislation about Darfur in Congress.
3) I work with my county and town's Democratic Party on various campaigns and in orginizations like the Young Democrats.
4) I will probably be interning for either Senator Hillary Clinton or Senator Chuck Schumer this upcoming year.</p>
<p>I've been thinking about going to the New England area or the D.C. area. My top few choices are Boston College, Notre Dame, George Washington U., American and Middlebury. Do you have any advice on where I should apply and if I would get into any of those schools.</p>
<p>Thanks in advance,
DJ</p>