isthis a good plan? im trying to get into a top 50 undergraduate business school

<p>so im starting community college in January. I will be a full time student, working part time at burger kind. At college im learning French and at home im RElearning Russian. I am going to try my best to keep my GPA as close to a 4.0 as i can. There is no interesting clubs there or volunteer work. When i transfer to a university after 2 years i will be double majoring in finance/international business or finance/business economics(depending on which schools i get accepted into) I will study abroad and perhaps complete a financial internship abroad as well. At the university i plan on joining atleast 3 clubs centered around finance/investment banking/ trading/ special interests. Learning Russian should only take a couple years because it is technically my native language i just suffered language attrition. French on the otherhand i will continue to learn at the university. Ill pay for school using stafford loans/ sallie mae loans because im not eligible for fiancial aid but my parents dont have money to give me either even though the fafsa says EFC or 35K UGH! My part time job is money that i am saving / trading in the stock market to show an interest in stock trading because i want to become a proprietary trader and trading your own account it not only greatly appriciated its pretty much required. So the money im making CANNOT be spent on school or anything else for that matter. I plan on maintain atleast a 3.5 GPA throughout my college education and i KNOW i can but sometimes i feel like im biting off more than i can chew and obviously im going to be putting myself in debt so i want to make sure i succeed. I am super ambitious and want a good paying financial career perhaps even international financial career.</p>

<p>i KNOW my grammer is off but i type super fast!</p>