<p>This is my first thread on the site, I'm an incoming junior.</p>
<p>Freshman year: all honors courses, although I ended up with 2 B's and a C in english (A's in math and science)
Apart from that, I joined one club and did no sports.</p>
<p>Over summer I went to Nicaragua for a week with a non-profit organization to help kids in public schools learn english, got 80 hours</p>
<p>Sophomore year, 3 honors and 3 ap's, got straight A's and all 5's on my tests.
Current gpa by end of sophomore year
Weighted: 4.7. unweighted: 3.64
EC's include:
Varsity lacrosse player,
Mu alpha theta member (I competed but didn't place very high)
Member of italian honor society
Member of american technology society</p>
<p>Over the summer I did 120 hours of community service in brazil, where I worked for this organization which funds social projects such as public schools and elderly homes
Also took two online courses, precal honors and us history honors, got A's on both</p>
<p>About to start Junior year, I'm also secretary of my class
6 ap's, mostly focusing on math and sciences (calc bc, physics B, chem, etc) Planning to join the lacrosse team again, joining Mu alpha, italian and ATI again, might even start a new free-thinkers club (still have to debate it with the activities director).</p>
<p>Is my curriculum so far good enough? Can I still make up for time and effort lost in freshman year if I get a 2200+ on the SAT, high score on the ACT and subject tests? Assuming I also get straight A's and all 5's on my tests, what are the chances?</p>
<p>Additionally I plan to work in brazil again with the same organization, planning to have a good 400-500 hours of community service by the end of senior year. I don't know if I'm good enough in math/science to place on any olympiads. Senior year schedule would be similar to junior except the courses would be one level higher.</p>
<p>Sorry for the long thread</p>