<p>I'm currently a Junior at a competitive school (Ranked top 120). My grades so far have not been so great, but I'm raising them.
8th grade:
Geometry H: A/A
Spanish I A/A
Health A
9th grade:
English 9H B/B
Chemistry H A/B
Biology H A/B
Algebra 2H A/A
Theater 1 A(only 1 semester of it)
Spanish 2 A( only 1 semester as well)
10th grade:
English 10H B/A
Chemistry AP A/A
Math analysis H A/A
AP European History A/A
Drama A/A
Spanish 3 A/A</p>
<p>Scores:
SAT: 2350 (800 math, 800 writing, 750 CR)
SAT II: 800 math II, 800 chemistry, (going to take us history this year)
AP's so far: biology 5, chemistry 5, European history 5</p>
<p>ECs
-Mu Alpha Theta (president), science olympiad (VP), FBLA (VP), JuniorAchievement (president), volunteer at a middle school for mathcounts -3 years
Sports: Varsity waterpolo and swim
-Piano for 8 years
-NHS 3 years
-Volunteer at library
-In various performances for drama for school
-Acadeca</p>
<p>Other info:
State:Southern California
Race: Asian/Chinese (who cares which one)
Gender: Male
Household income: >$200,000
School type: public competitive (top 15 in California, top 120 in country)
Intended major: Econ, math, business, anything science related
Major awards: USAJMO 1x, (hoping for USAMO this year), qualified for national FBLA for business math, JA company nationals. </p>
<p>Just the B's in english bother me, and I did not deserve the B's in my freshmen science classes for various reasons.</p>
<p>Any feedback or suggestions would be nice.</p>
<p>Thanks!</p>
(I’m assuming you’ll move up a position in some of your ecs for next year?)</p>
For a school that admits only 600 applicants, 3 students is huge.</p>