<p>I'm a high school Junior at a public arts magnet in Texas. My class rank is 47/229 and my weighted gpa is 3.93. I will have taken 9 AP classes by the start of my Senior year, including AP Physics and AP Calculus. I also have a consistent upward trend on my high school UW GPA with an increasingly difficult course selection; Freshman year was a 3.74 (pre-ap biology, Algebra I, geography, and English I), Sophomore year was a 3.83(AP World History, pre-ap geometry, chemistry, French I, and English II), and Junior year so far has been a 3.89 (AP US History and Language, pre-ap physics, Algebra II, and French II) I am taking Trigonometry and College Algebra this summer. My academic courses for next year are AP Physics, AP Calculus, AP Psychology, AP Government, AP Economics, and AP Literature, and French III.</p>
<p>SAT Superscore:
CR: 800
M: 700
WR: 630
Composite: 1500</p>
<p>EC's:
-200+ theatre hours, will be inducted into the International Thespian Society in October
- Founder, contributor, and Editor-in-Chief of my school's art magazine.
- President and founder of a Human Rights Club at my school (I have organized and executed several voting registration drives at my school through this club and am currently working on organizing more as well as a food drive in collaboration with the North Texas Food Bank)
-NHS member
-Founding and active member of my school's environmental club (every day during lunch we take out all of the recycling in the school)
-Organized many activities as the leader of my school's Creative Writing Club, including lunch readings of the Outsiders in anticipation of S.E. Hinton visiting our school
- Volunteering at a hospital- ongoing
- Participated in various cultural and artistic events as a volunteer for my school's Free Tibet Club
- (More of an accolade, but still worth mentioning) received my school's Student of the Month Award (1 boy and 1 girl are chosen from each grade per month) every year of high school, and received the Student of the Year Award my Freshman year and Junior year. (one boy and one girl is chosen out of every grade)</p>
<p>I'm interviewing in Williamsburg in July, so I'm quite nervous and excited! I visited WM this past Spring Break and am absolutely sure that I want to apply ED. I know that being an OOS applicant puts me at quite a significant disadvantage, but I'd appreciate any feedback. Thank you!</p>
And actually, I plan on applying ED to W&M as well as an OOS male. I like to think I have decent chances, so I’d say the same for you! The interview will definitely help; I plan on doing one too. You have good SAT scores and ECs, I think your GPA may be the weakest part of your app but between junior year and your massive senior year schedule it will go up some, definitely. I think you have a good shot, but with that said, it’s a hard school to get into. Feel free to chance me back, by the way!