<p>So it's the end of my Junior year and I still have no idea where to go and I need a little help deciding... So here goes everything... I have a 4.0 GPA, I am ranked 1/105 as of now. I scored a 30 on my ACT with sub scores of: Reading-35 English-31 Math-26 Science-28. I also scored a 5/6 on the state writing assessment. My classes have been as follows;</p>
<p>Freshman 1
Physical Science Honors
Creative Writing
Algebra A Honors
Career Management Success</p>
<p>Freshman 2
Wellness
Environmental Science
Algebra B Honors
English 1 Honors</p>
<p>Sophomore 1
Latin 1
English 2 Honors
Biology Honors
Yearbook</p>
<p>Sophomore 2
World History
Interactive multimedia
Latin 2
Algebra C</p>
<p>Junior 1
WS American History (Dual Credit)
English 3 Honors
Bible History
Yearbook</p>
<p>Junior 2
WS Psychology(Dual Credit)
ACT Prep
Geometry
Chemistry </p>
<p>And my Senior schedule is tentatively:</p>
<p>Personal Finance this summer, then
English 4 Honors
Pre-calculus
Geology
Government/Econ.
Yearbook
American History 2(Dual Credit)
Life Connections
Music Appreciation(Dual Credit)</p>
<p>My school does not offer AP or IB classes, so I took the most rigorous classes I could and am hoping for the best.</p>
<p>Some of my honors, awards, and activities are:
National Honor Society member
Public Resource Officer of FBLA
Soldiers for Christ member
Vice-President of Students Against Destructive Decisions
Mock Trial
Co-Editor of the school yearbook
I volunteer in the community.
I've held a part time job for most of high-school.
I've been student of the month several times.
I received a letter in academics.
I received Student of the Year my sophomore year.
I volunteered for Obama's 2012 Campaign.
Breast Cancer Awareness Team member.
School of Promise member.(An Anti-Drug Coalition)
I sit on the school board as a student member.
I placed 5th in State FBLA competition.
I placed 2nd in State National History Day, and am going to compete in Nationals
I was selected as a Questbridge College Prep Scholar.</p>
<p>When choosing a college, money is going to be an obstacle, my family makes very little money and will hardly be able to send me to college without significant scholarships and financial aid. Also, I will be a first generation college student.</p>
<p>Some of the colleges on my radar are:</p>
<p>Vanderbilt University
Sewanee
Austin Peay University
Belmont University
Tusculum College</p>
<p>I would be interested with help with deciding on a college, not just these 5, but I'm more interested in colleges in TN.</p>