<p>rising senior, not sure what I want to do but probably mathematics/computer science-related. I think what I consider my weak point is extracurriculars/some other stuff that sets me very far apart</p>
<p>GPA: 3.88 unweighted, my school doesn't weight.
Have 5 Bs - 4 from freshman year in a different school whose english/biology classes were really really tough. At the school I go to right now, most people's courseloads aren't very high so I'm a little better than top 10% in class (again, unweighted).</p>
<p>academic
honors english in 9th - 11th grade
honors biology (9), AP Physics C (10), AP Biology (11), AP Chemistry (11), AP Compsci (11), AP US History (11)
french I, II, III, IV (8th - 11th grades)
didn't take class, but took AP Calc BC and AP Stat exams
left a few out</p>
<p>in senior year, i'll take AP gov, AP English, self-study AP econ, 3 university classes in applied math/computer science</p>
<p>SAT I: math 800, critical reading 760, writing 720
SAT II: math level 2 - 800, chemistry 770, physics 740</p>
<p>extracurricular
tennis outside of school
school tennis team next year
qualified for AIME (American Invitational Math Examination) 9th-11th grade
bronze in USA Math talent search last 2 years
on my state's ARML (<a href="http://arml.com/%5B/url%5D">http://arml.com/</a>) team in 2011, 12, 13
one of 110 went to Canada/USA Mathcamp (mathcamp.org)
USA Computing olympiad (currently in silver division)
Topcoder/Codeforces online programming contests
doing some numerical methods research this summer with a professor</p>
<p>I guess what I'm most worried about are the strength of my extracurriculars (tried to qualify for USA Math olympiad/physics olympiad but nothing stellar yet) but I love what I do. Also, my class rank. I know my course load is a lot heavier than a lot of other people who are ranked above me (I would probably be ranked higher than 10% if weighted :P) but I heard some top colleges like MIT rarely accept people not in top 5%. So am I screwed? :O</p>
bump</p>