<p>I really want to go to Elon University in North Carolina, so badly that I've decided to apply for early decision (which is binding) and apparently, 75-86% of people who apply early decision get in. But I'm still worried...</p>
<p>I didn't do too well my first two years of high school, got like a 2.7 or something, but I pulled my grades up junior year to a 3.37 and I'm hoping to get a 3.6 first semester this year because I take a lot of honors classes and an AP class that'll bring up my GPA. I get mostly B's and A's now, but I do quite poorly in math. My SAT score was a 1750 (640 in Critical Reading, 610 in Writing, 500 in Math) but I'm taking a course next month and taking them again in October, so I'm looking at maybe getting at least an 1850 this time around. </p>
<p>I've done varsity swim all four years, and speech and debate, and I went to Peru for a week last year to help orphans and do charity. I'm president of the History Club and I have always taken at least 3 honors classes every year and one AP class this year (AP Brit Lit). Will I be declined because of my poor freshman/sophomore year? Or do I have a chance because I've managed to do fairly well junior/senior year? I really want to go to Elon!</p>