<p>I am just so lost in the sea of 9812398 colleges out there and do not really know where to begin. It might seem like I would have a plan based on my stats, but truthfully I have no idea where to apply this fall.</p>
<p>I am a Junior at a high school that offers </p>
<p>Weighted GPA 4.467
ACT Comp 32
ACT Eng 32
ACT Math 31
ACT Reading 31
ACT Science 32
ACT writing 10 of 12
GPA without freshman year is 4.61, because freshman year I got a few Bs</p>
<p>Highest SAT was 1950, so I think Ill just submit my ACT since it is better</p>
<p>AP Eng Lang, expecting a 5
AP US History, expecting a 4
AP Spanish, expecting a 5
AP Psych (self study), expecting a 4
AP Human Geo (self study), expecting a 5
SAT Spanish 760
SAT USH Taking in two weeks, expecting 710
SAT Math II taking in two weeks, expecting 750</p>
<p>Next year I will be enrolled in
AP english lit
AP gov
AP micro/macro
AP Calc AB
Maybe also AP Comp Gov as a self study.</p>
<p>Started my own company, sold my product to many high schools. We have processed over $200,000 of revenue for the schools (they sell dance tickets completely electronically through my system) this year alone, will be larger next year. I wrote all the code for it. I sold it all on my own. Truly my own company.</p>
<p>Lots of volunteer hours (600+), lots of work experience, and an academic family.
Track/Cross Country for four years
My volunteering shows that I am passionate about technology and underprivileged children</p>
<p>Started the Spanish Language and Culture Club and have 200 members. Actually very involved in this.
ASB executive president
Student of the semester
very competitive HS, I should end up in the top 5%
Lots of church involvement and service hours there.
I can probably get a good letter of rec from one of my company's clients or even my principle </p>
<p>I am not a member of NHS or any of the standard clubs (except CSF if that means anything)</p>
<p>COLLEGES
I think I am looking for something california, oregon, washington, or surrounding states. I like seattle weather. Also considering east coast.</p>
<p>Ive consitered/researched
Reed, but I think reed might be too liberal for me.
Berkely, also scared of the liberals... IDK
Pepperdine... is that a match or is it more of a safety for my stats?
Duke is my dream school but I feel like I cannot get in
Boston college?
University of British Columbia?</p>
<p>I just really dont want a southern school or basically anywhere that is hot and sticky. Fine with rain/snow. Hopefully a good business or comp sci school.</p>
<p>I am looking to get the best degree I can because I am not sure I will go on to graduate work, so it needs to mean something.
Afraid I cannot get into Duke, but it is sortof my dream school. Chances?</p>
<p>I am a dual canadian-US citizen if you have any suggestions for canadian schools.</p>