<p>I am able to graduate after the fist semester next year, i'm a junior in high school right now. I currently have a cumulative GPA of 4.3 on a 5.0 scale and my GPA for this semester so far is a 4.8. I've only taken the ACT once like 6 months ago and i got a 28. If i go ahead and graduate after the first semester next year, how will that impact my chances of getting into college. I'm applying for ISU, U of I, and Purdue. Those are my main ones for now at least. I will be taking one or two college classes at Heartland Community College after I graduate so as not to take to long of a break form education and look lazy to colleges. In the end all i really want to know is this, will my chances for my main colleges be affected and if so, how?</p>
<p>stop being lazy and finish high school. you don’t have any real reason to leave (unlike some people cough cough). you’ll do well in your last year, and you’ll get into that university.
your grades are solid but not amazing, as well as your act score. write a strong personal statement and you’ll be a shoe in.
chance me back PLEASE.</p>
<p>I already realize that between early graduation and just doing all four years, that all four years is better. what i’m asking is what kind of effect would early graduation actually have on my chances.</p>