Hi! Im currently a sophomore attending a somewhat decent public school in Northeastern Ohio. I put my semester grades after each course. If there is only one letter grade then it is a semester class. For all my Junior and Senior courses just assume an A- unless specified otherwise. The CCC and UA means that they are College Credit Plus Courses. They are counted into my GPA as AP classes.
Freshman Year
Acad English 1 A A-
Acad Physical Science A A
Acad World History A A
Algebra 1 A A
Computer Applications A
Health A
Mandarin 2 A A
Phy Ed A-
Programming Visual Basic A
Sophomore Year
CCC-College Algebra A A
CCC-College Composition B B
CCC-Trigonometry A A
Ceramics A
UA-College Composition 2 B+
Graphic Design A
Hon American History A A
Hon Biology A A
Hon Geometry A A
Hon Precalculus A
Hon Mandarin Chinese 3 A A
Junior Year
AP Calculus BC(A)
AP Physics C
AP Computer Science Principals
AP Statistics
AP European History
AP Macro/Micro Economics
Hon Chemistry
Senior Year
AP Biology
AP Environmental Science
AP Chemistry
AP United States Government and Politics (1 semester)
AP Comparative Government and Politics (1 semester)
Calculus 3
Physical Education 2 (1 semester)
Honors English 4
Robotics 1 A (1 semester)
Robotics 2 A (1 semester)
Thank you so much for actually looking at this. If you need any clarification please tell me! I am very excited to hear all of your college suggestions!
In order to get meaningful suggestions, you will need to supply more information such as:
What is your budget? How much money can your parents afford, for each of the four years?
What are your interests? What are your activities?
Do you have geographical preferences of restrictions?
Do you want a big, medium, or small school? (Have you visited any colleges yet?)
Have you thought about Greek life?
Thank you for your reply. I probably should have included that stuff thank you. Don’t consider money an issue at all right now. I am very interested in mathematics and engineering. No geographical preference. I am going to do a lot of volunteer work over this summer by helping children with learning disabilities learn how to use technology. I am also going to be in National Honors Society, Math Club, and probably Biology Club. I do not care about school size and do not care about Greek life.
I appreciate that you’re challenging yourself with that workload, but I feel like your junior and senior schedules have too many AP’s. I’m sure you can handle that, but it’s a lot of stress and you can’t always ensure that you’ll get A’s in every subject. 3 AP sciences and 2 AP history classes senior year though? And two math classes junior year? You didn’t list many extracurriculars (sports, clubs, etc) so I don’t know that, but you seem like a bright sudent and, if you keep it up, I’m sure you’ll have a shot at Ivy Leagues 
or top tiers
Unless you parents are wealthy your budget matters. It’s difficult to recommend target colleges without test scores. Have you taken any practice tests?
I got a 1480 on the psat. And my parents are wealthy so that’s why I said budget doesn’t matter