Looking for a good, bad, etc? (in reference to how colleges would see me)

Chance Me / Match Me!
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<p>Hello! I just started sophmore year of highschool, so i really can only tell you how i did freshman year. Thank you a lot if you are going to take your time to read this and reply. Seriously- I an sincerely thanking you.</p>

<p>My freshman year classes:
(not including art, gym, and health)
advanced honors english 9A
advanced honors world history/us gov
advanced honors biology
advanced honors algebra 2/geometry
advanced honors spanish 2
finished with a gpa of 3.65, average I'm guessing</p>

<p>in school: key club(community service club), interact club(another community service club), best buddies(students interacting with the disabled/special needs students) (it is pre-determined i will be key club president senior year if not junior year)</p>

<p>outside of school: Ballet (i will probably tell them how big of a deal ballet is, 3-4 times a week, 3 productions a year, forbids me from doing in school sports, but its okay because i love it/i am very passionate about it), youth group (in which we do community service and are taking a trip either this summer or next summer to go build homes, that type of thing), gymnastics (not serious like ballet- just for fun), and i play piano.</p>

<p>if it helps, this year i am taking: (i will probably have a similar gpa as last year)
advanced honors chem
advanced honors spanish 3
ap stats
photography/drawing & painting
advanced honors world & US
advanced honors english 10A
(and gym of course)
also i will be taking chem sat this year</p>

<p>so again, if you read all of that, thankyou! and thanks even more if you are going to answer, i just want to know where i stand. I feel like i dont show enough leadership or patterns.</p>

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<p>First, I would not be worrying too much about college yet.</p>

<p>Without having SAT/ACT scores, it is too soon to judge how you are doing. </p>

<p>If ballet is going to be your main activity, then I would recommend you do even more.</p>

<p>Perhaps a summer program somewhere.</p>

<p>And keep building on what you have done in ballet so far, by branching out.</p>

<p>Volunteer to teach little girls from the inner city introductory ballet—stuff like that.</p>

<p>By the way, my ex wife was a ballet dancer, and earned a Master’s Degree in Labanotation from Ohio State.</p>

<p>(not sure of the spelling on that)</p>