<p>Wanting to go to Caltech...?
I am a Gr.8 student. I am one of the top in my class. However, i feel i am not good enough for such colleges like the ivy league colleges or Cal-tech or MIT for I would like to be part of such remarkable universities so I can focus on Physics and Computer Science. I have been on the honor list for 12 semesters(6 years). Since the school announced that students could be exempted(Not do finals), i was exempted. In Grade 8, my avg: First semester: 87 , second: 90.7 , Third: 87.2, total : 88.1-88.5.</p>
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.... I am also going to attend the school's drama club and all elective courses when i am eligible to participate in them.</p>
<p>And when i do the SAT, i am planning to retake it until i get an excellent grade.</p>
<p>So, what do you think... I know i am not that great. </p>
<p>What do you think i should do to get my grades higher and please give me a list of extracurricular activities i can do outside school because our doesn't school doesn't offer much.</p>
<p>First of all, don’t stress about this now. Care about your grades, but don’t be freaking out now about getting into college. There’s no use. You won’t be applying for another few years. Things will change in those years. You can look on Caltech’s website now and see what they require as far as courses in high school are concerned so you can start planning, but that’s about it. There’s no magical list of extra curriculars that will get you into any college. But, since you’re interested in Caltech you’re clearly interested in subjects like math and science, so if I were you I’d have a couple of activities involving them and also take math and science courses that are rigorous that you know you will do well in. </p>
<p>But seriously, stop stressing now. There’s no point.</p>