Necessary preparation for Ivy League schools

<p>I'm in 9th grade right now and I just wanted to see if I'm on the right track to get into a good school. Can you guys just tell me if I'm on the right track based on what I'm doing. I go to a really good private school and got 5 A's and like 2 B's last semester, two of those A's being honors classes (in the only subject which theyre offered). I play trombone (all-state), trumpet, and piano (also compete in festivals, theory and solo). I play lacrosse and our school is ranked #2 in Delaware and am starting on JV right now. I also play at the elite travel level. I've been raising money for MS since I was in 5th grade and look to put in more hours next year. I am taking spanish now and I'm starting using Rosetta Stone to learn Chinese since my school doesnt offer it. I was just wondering if I am looking good in the long run and what else I should start doing to look good on my college applications.</p>

<p>Chillax, dude. It’s great you’re thinking about this so early, but seriously, you’re gonna wear yourself out before senior year even gets here.</p>

<p>jesus christ kid you sound so perfect i almost think ur ********ting us…
i feel like you came on here just to brag…
but if ur genuinely worried dont be…people w PERFECT sat scores (like 2400) get rejected or waitlisted…theres no perfect equation just work hard and be ur best and you will be FINE you dont have to be superman to get into college…just on top of ur game</p>

<p>apply for a prestigious summer program ? study for the PSAT and try to become a NMF? start a fundraiser?
i think grade 9’s a bit too early to tell but i think you’re fine, just don’t burn out or get sidetracked.
also, keep in mind that the “ivy league” is just a sports conference, there’s nothing wrong with stanford or duke or MIT … just remember that university’s just one part of life, aspire to accomplish something instead of just getting into harvard (;
good luck!</p>

<p>way to early to forecast accurately. grade 9’s don’t yet know s**t.</p>

<p>I’d say join as many clubs as possible, and stick with the ones that truly interest you. And keep up your grades. (And going to a prestigious private school also is a good start)</p>