<p>Currently I am a Junior attending school in Bourbonnais, Illinois. I recieve my education at the Bradley Bourbonnais Community High School. "BBCHS" sucks monkey nuts dipped in tobasco sauce simmered on low. I honestly wish I had tried harder my Freshman and Sophmore years rather than playing video games and watching television. So, in other words, I was not actively involved in sports and clubs my first 2 years of HS. Which limited my involvement in sports this year to none, because how the f uck can I make Varsity Tennis?!!! Who the f uck cares if I am Indian and Indian's are supposed to play tennis??? Screw tennis. Sorry, I hate tennis. As of right now here are my stats.</p>
<p>Freshman Year Courses:
World Studies
Algebra 1
Spanish 1
Biology
P.E./Health</p>
<p>Sophmore Year Courses:
Economics/Sociology
Spanish 2
Formal Geometry
Chemistry
Sophmore English
P.E.</p>
<p>Junior Year Courses:
Spanish 3
Algebra 2/Trig
Physics
AP U.S. History
Junior English
P.E.</p>
<p>Future Senior Courses:
Spanish 4
Pre-Calculus
AP Biology
Psychology/College Bound Composition
AP English
P.E.
Human Anatomy and Physiology</p>
<p>Current EC's:
Red Surge ( It's like a pep club you sign up for, you don't have to do anything but pay the $dollar fee. It's just something to put down.)</p>
<p>I have this amazing job at the hospital in my town. Provena St. Mary's Hospital (It won the JD Power award last year for something)
I work there as sort of a volunteer that can be paid except I can do more things and I work in a specified area. I work in the Emergency Room/Triage. I do all kinds of things from taking vitals on patients, blood pressures, transferring patients to and from floors, admitting patients through Triage area, stocking rooms , and cleaning rooms. Is this different from regular volunteer work? I mean don't volunteers do stupid gay things? Like talk to people and help feed them? This is supposed to be a job experience and should not be put down as volunteer work. Will UC look at as an important factor on my resume? I also work 20 hours a week, five days a week. My title is a "Partner". I will have a full 2 year work experince there by the time I start to send applications in.</p>
<p>Freshman Mentor (Like a peer tutor except only for Freshman)</p>
<p>I also did Mathletes Sophmore year, can I just put down that I was a Mathlete and not specify for how many years, hopefully they will assume for the full HS years, right?</p>
<p>Next Year EC's:
I will join my Spanish Club, the Ecology Club, and I will do Scholastic Bowl (I did it for a short time during sophmore year, around a month, and I will most likely be on Varsity because I will be a Junior.) And the same with all these clubs, will I have to specify how long? Because that would suck.
I also during the summer plan on doing 200 hours of just volunteer work at my hospital while doing my ER job. This is the reason they should be counted as two different things beacuse I will already have volunteer work down on my resume. Does anyone agree with me? I will also be able to get the reccomendation of the CEO of the hospital, because my dad is a doctor there and personally knows him, he is also my neighbor. Will that help out?</p>
<p>Now the real problem with my resume is my GPA. Since, I did not apply myself it is relatively low. By the endo of Junior year it will be a 3.32 W, and about a 3.15 UW. Will UC pay more attention to the UW? Does it present an issue? Won't they notice I have taken core college classes along with AP classes? I also will probably do some medical programs through my local college and also some extra classes. Will this help when I put it on my resume? </p>
<p>As for ACT score here they are</p>
<p>Composite: 27 Writing 10/12</p>
<p>English: 28
Math:24
Reading:28
Science:26</p>
<p>I have only taken it once, and I didn't study at all, (bad idea) So far I have been able to get both my English and Reading scores well in the 30's, as of now I haven't worked on my Science and Math, I hopefully can raise my math up by 2 or 3 points with some review, and my scince as well. Will UC look at my score individually and decide from those to? Like since my math is low will they take that in account or will they look at my composite only? And since they don't require the writing portion of the ACT will I get some brownie points for taking it and doing fairly wel on it? And I know I can for sure raise my score into the 30's. So when taking in consideration whether I can get in pretend that my ACT is at least a 30. </p>
<p>I also want to know about location, you see I wan to go to a big city and what better in state city than Chicago? Are there clubs and, like concert places around, you see I am a big music goer and I listen to like Emo and Hardcore music, yes you can lable me as an Emo Indian, I admit that. So I wanted to know that, and is where UC located close to the good Chicago? I mean the shopping areas and restaraunts and stuff like that? And as for the girls. Well, let me tell you that is an important factor, they had better be hot. Please tell me you have your hot girls there?!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
And are things walking distance or will I need a car?
And this may sound a bit racist, but I don't want to go to a school overpopulated with black ghetto people because I hate rap ****?
When are application deadlines due? Because if they are due after January that will be better for me because my GPA porobably will be around a 3.45 by then, and that is alot better than what I will have at the end of this year.
As for essays I plan on spending alot of time on them, making the perfect and very unique. Is there anything else I missed? LOL Can I do anything to improve my chances of getting in, and honestly please give me my true chances. I have other schools of choice such as NYU, Brown University, Johns Hopkins University, Carnegie Mellon University, University of Michigan, University of Southern California, University of CaliforniaBerkeley, University of CaliforniaSan Diego, and University of IllinoisUrbana-Champaign.</p>
<p>These are some of my other choices, can any one help me on my chances of getting in to any of these? And is there a big difference in out of state and in state tuition? Because if I don't get into UC than all my other schools are out of state, and my dad for one thing doesn't really want me going out of state, and the tuition being 3 times as much out of state could be a problem, even if he is a doctor. One other thing is that these are all the shools of my choices I have to get into at least one of these schools, so be honest about my chances, because there are really no other schools I want to go to. And I really won't be shattered if you guys tell me if I can't get into UC because I won't mind at all if I have to go to my other choices. The only reason Im kind of set on UC is because it is in state and I like Chicago because it is a big city. I know this is a big post but I could use everyones help. However, one way or another I will not let my dad pick where I am going to college so please evaluate my other choices!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!</p>