<p>I am currently a sophomore in high school, residing in Michigan, and I would like to know how I stack up compared to other students at these schools. My gpa freshman year was a 3.52, which obviously isn't good enough. I got a 3.83 this first semester of soph year, and now my cumulative is a 3.69 and rising. I am confident I can get it up to the (high 3.7 to mid 3.8) range. Hopefully more with weighted classes? I know colleges like gpa curves...yes? I plan on taking 4 out of the 5 APs offered at my school, as well as an online one (possibly two). Also planning on a CC class next year. Not extremely worried about the ACT, as all my practice tests have been above average. Here are my credentials now and my class plan for hs.</p>
<p>Sophomore year:
Chemistry (no honors available)
World history
Spanish 2
Algebra 2A (B grade, rest A's.)
Psychology 1&2
English 10 honors</p>
<p>Junior year:
AP Chem (if I'm iffy at alg, is this ok?)
US History (no AP available)
Spanish 3
Algebra 2B
Sociology (CC)
AP Psychology (online)
English 11 Honors</p>
<p>Senior year:
AP Biology
Govt/Econ (no AP avail)
Spanish 4
AP Stats (heard it was comp. to alg 2?)
----undecided---- (suggestions?)
AP English Literature</p>
<p>Is this respectable? Only AP I'm not taking at school is Calc. No way. Keep in mind I am pretty proficient in everything but math. Will this hinder AP chem and AP stats? Reg. chem is a breeze and I enjoy it. 98% for the semester.</p>
<p>EC's
-student council
-youth advisory council
-Big Brothers Big Sisters
-national honor society (now)
-will have 4 years of vars. tennis
-Marshall area community services
-work for rec dept every year as tennis instructor </p>
<p>Considering a mere 600 kids go to my school, I do more than all of my friends. Limited options are a stinger. So... will these grades be good (I can write great essays)? Are my ECs good? Should I do AP chem/stats? Class suggestions for senior year?</p>