<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
1. Clerical volunteering at my school
2. Computer repair volunteer at my school
3. Installed wireless cards and helped with set up of school laptops
4. Volunteering with Youth Council (Including Easter Baskets, Gift Wrapping, …)
5. 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:
1. President’s educations awards program: Outstanding academic excellence
2. Certificate of Recognition at school board meeting for debating at the United Nations in New York
3. Local paper article about debating at the United Nations in New York
4. Excellence in exploring business and marketing
5. Most industrious in technology
6. Outstanding membership debate club
7. "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>