<p>Jesus, I didn’t realize this thread was so old. Who applied? But here it is for anyone interested: </p>
<p>Congressional district? Wait, if you go to Enloe, you are in congressional district 4. I consider myself an expert on NCSSM (lol… more like obsessed. But I’m still nervous about myself.) CD 4 is often called the “valley of death” for NCSSM. They receive ~400 applicants for 26-32 spots. (Take that, Harvard.) NCSSM seems to be loving on the Enloe name though in admissions, but realize you will have Cal BC and probably Multi. v Cal applicants. Of course, your community service is a big plus. Look into online courses. Look into SVSM and RECAP for next summer. </p>
<p>Please note that NCSSM considers EC’s from 7th-10th, but only grades from 9th-10th.</p>
<p>As for me, I’m in CD 3. 26-32/150 ftw! </p>
<p>I’m a rising Sophomore, what do you think? </p>
<p>School does not rank, small magnet</p>
<p>No SAT or PSAT</p>
<p>Freshman courses:
Summer: Geometry  online (no honors 
 )
Honors World History
Honors English I
Honors Writing
Honors Engineering
Honors Apps of science
Algebra II online (no honors 
 )
Pre-cal honors (online)
AP Art History (online)</p>
<p>All A’s, I’m still not sure whether I made a 92 or a 93 in Algebra II. </p>
<p>We have the AB schedule for everything that is physically at my school.</p>
<p>Sophomore schedule (tentative) </p>
<p>AP Cal BC online
AP CS AB online
AP Psych online
AP Government and Politics US online
Dual-enrollment General Chemistry I
Honors English II online
Dual-enrollment General Biology I (online)</p>
<p>EC’s:</p>
<p>Current:
High School</p>
<ol>
<li>Captain and founder Varsity Science Olympiad Team</li>
<li>Member Strategic boards club</li>
<li>Member Christian fellowship</li>
<li>Advisory member of Art Club</li>
<li>Black belt Tae Kwon Do</li>
<li>Mayor’s youth council school representative</li>
<li>Church Youth group member</li>
<li>Church Handball choir</li>
<li>School science fair representative</li>
<li>County Science fair: Technology 1st place </li>
<li>Member of local think tank</li>
<li>Summer science Olympiad Science fair forensics 3rd place</li>
<li>Front page of local paper in conjunction with school opening</li>
<li>Varsity Golf </li>
<li>School-wide student of the month </li>
<li>[redacted]</li>
<li>Adviser to the board of a non-profit (They voted me in as a board member, but legally I could not enter into the liability.) </li>
</ol>
<p>Volunteering:
High School
- Clerical volunteering at my school
 
- Computer repair volunteer at my school
 
- Installed wireless cards and helped with set up of school laptops
 
- Volunteering with Youth Council (Including Easter Baskets, Gift Wrapping, …)
 
- Made handout on proper laptop usage</p>
 
<p>Middle School:
Volunteer at event held by the National Alliance for the mentally ill
Relief  Center volunteer </p>
<p>7-8 awards:
- President’s educations awards program: Outstanding academic excellence
 
- Certificate of Recognition at school board meeting for debating at the United Nations in New York
 
- Local paper article about debating at the United Nations in New York
 
- Excellence in exploring business and marketing
 
- Most industrious in technology
 
- Outstanding membership debate club
 
- “Superior performance” 2005 Tae Kwon Do Games</p>
 
<p>7-8 activities:
Webmaster and presenter of the “What is AIG?” Webpage at County Public School’s AIG Expo
Battle of the books team member 04-07
Technology Student association member 06-07
Chess club 04-07
Debate:
President 05-06 Debate club
President 06-07 Debate club
Debate club member 04-07
Debate before the Kiwanis club
UNA-USA Delegate from Kenya </p>
<p>Pending before the start of next year: Advisory council to a state department, running for youth council parlimentarian, running for State youth council parlimentarian, applying for page program, getting a summer job, volunteering at local library</p>