<p>here are my stats: </p>
<p>HS graduation year: 2011
UW GPA: 3.5
Weighted: 3.8
SAT Composite: 1940
(should i take SAT II subject tests?)
Took 3 AP classes-- AP Biology, AP English, AP Calculus (i'll take these during my senior year, since my school didn't offer any before then) </p>
<p>EC's/awards:
Played JV tennis for 2 years, varsity tennis my senior year
Academic Spell Bowl team -- state finalists all 4 years, regional champions 3 years
Math team
National Finalist for 2 years in a row in a neuroscience competition
National Finalist for 2 years in a row in a public speaking competition
National Finalist for 2 years in a row in a essay writing competition
Marching Band State Runner up -- freshman year
Speech team for 2 years
National Society of High School Scholars
National Honors Society
FIRST Robotics team for 3 years -- won a regional championship in 2009 (had leadership position)
VEX Robotics team for 2 years -- won a regional championship in 2009
Rocket Club
Vice President of Chess Club
Played violin for 6 years, performed at various concerts</p>
<p>Volunteer Activities: (total = slightly over 100 hrs)
Assisted my tennis coach in coaching small children
Assisted my tennis coach in his adult tennis classes
Volunteered at a local hospital
Assisted the Salvation Army </p>
<p>i want to major in neuroscience or major in biology with an emphasis on neuroscience. and take pre-med electives. </p>
<p>Safety colleges: Indiana university, University of Illinois - Urbana Champaign, University of Wisconsin - Madison</p>
<p>Realistic: University of Michigan - Ann Arbor, Boston University, University of Rochester, Brandeis, New York University</p>
<p>Reach: Johns Hopkins, Vanderbilt, Emory, Northwestern, and the major UC's (which i heard is nearly impossible for out of state applicants to get into)</p>
<p>Do these colleges have good programs in the sciences? more importantly, do my stats match up to the safeties and realistic colleges? how good of a chance do i have at the high reaches?
all comments are welcome.</p>