<p>hi, my names kaeti and im from connecticut.</p>
<p>im a junior at 2 high schools, a public one and a vocational one which os for science. i want to be a forensic anthropologist/ archeologist and minor in chemistry. i also love foreign languages and love to travel. also what other schools should i look for?</p>
<p>these are my activites and grades during my high school career:</p>
<p>freshman:
english 1 honors B
algebra 1 college prep A
history college prep A
latin 1 honors A
biology honors A</p>
<p>multicultural club
keyettes
drama
choir and band</p>
<p>sophmore:
english 2 honors B
Geometry college prep A
History honors A
Latin 2 honors A
chemistry honors A
ecology Honors A</p>
<p>leadership group
mission trip
choir
muticultural club
interact club
national honors society</p>
<p>Junior
English college prep A
History College prep A
Algebra 2 college prep A
Latin 3 honors A
chem 3 Honors B
chem 2 honors A-
ECE AP evironmental science B+</p>
<p>leadership club
multicultural club
choir
swim team
mission trip
counselor
wreslting manager</p>
<p>and hopefully for senior year:
english college prep
pre-calc college prep
AP latin
french honors or AP stat or AP euro
ECE chemistry(AP)
ECE oceanography (AP)
biotechnology honors</p>
<p>muticultural club
choir
leadership program
wrestling manager
swim manager
mission trip
counselor</p>
<p>and after all of my years in high school i will have 500+ community service hours.</p>
<p>kaetii, glad you’re interested in W&M.</p>
<p>Might we recommend a few changes/additions to your course selection for senior year. Assuming your school offers a healthy number of AP classes, we’d recommend you enroll in 3-4 if you think you can be successful in those classes. AP Stats, AP Latin and AP Chemistry would be good choices among those you have listed. You could also consider AP English instead of college-prep English. Not sure if this is possible given your magnet program and attending two schools but if it is, go for it. You might also consider physics as we consider physics, calculus and the fourth level of a single foreign language to be benchmarks of a robust curriculum. We understand you cannot enroll in calc but AP Latin and physics would be good course selections.</p>
<p>Your grades seem very strong so keep that up. We’d also urge you pursue leadership positions in some of your longstanding organizations such as the multicultural club, choir or leadership group.</p>
<p>For more on any applicant’s chances of admission, check out our Admit It! Blog ([W&M</a> Blogs Chance Me](<a href=“http://blogs.wm.edu/2010/12/14/chance-me/]W&M”>http://blogs.wm.edu/2010/12/14/chance-me/))</p>
<p>We can’t tell you where else to apply. That decision is one to be made by you and your family but here’s a thread about where our current applicants have also applied:
<a href=“http://talk.collegeconfidential.com/college-william-mary/1083265-where-else-did-you-apply.html[/url]”>http://talk.collegeconfidential.com/college-william-mary/1083265-where-else-did-you-apply.html</a></p>
<p>yes thank you!
i am going to take physics, AP latin, AP chem, and a honors english. I was wondering should i take AP Stat or French 1 honors for my senior year. I didnt mention this before but I do have this situation and i would be more happy taking french and i will also like to major in anthropology so which would be more useful?</p>
<p>We’d likely recommend AP Stats over French 1. Obvioulsy AP Stats is a more rigorous course and will be a good addition to pre-calc since you won’t be able to complete calc. We do not admit students by major so just as we expect the humanities-oriented students to take advanced math and science we expect the math/science-oriented students to take advanced English and humanities courses.</p>
<p>If you believe you can be successful in AP Stats we’d recommend taking it.</p>