<p>Ok, I signed up to this website because I need help/advice with my situation.
I will be a senior next year at the (Townview school of business and management.) After the first semester of Junior year ended, I was ranked 43 out of 118 in my class. Thing is, I haven't really done anything to "stand out." Freshman year, I did really horrible, almost got kicked out. My GPA was a 74.5. I had taken one AP class that year (human geography) and got an average 80 in that class. I had to talk to my principal and knew that I had to do better the following years. </p>
<p>Come sophomore year, and things got much better, academically wise. I got high Bs and some As. Rose my GPA from a 74.5 to a low 80 (can't remember.) But still, I joined no organizations. My time outside of school was spent playing recreational sports, since my school didn't offer sports as an extra curricular activity. (sucks.) I couldn't bother playing for another school either, since I wasn't that interested in my sports. (basketball/skateboarding.) Took another AP class (world history.) Even passed the test, with an average 3.</p>
<p>Now, junior year rolls along. I felt much better this year. I was more sociable, all my teachers liked me, and more people liked me. I was starting to mold myself as a person and starting to figure out what I really liked. Still not done with that part yet. Just before the year started, I got interested into what now has become my favorite sport and past time - Tennis. I can honestly say that I'm more passionate about this activity than anything I've ever done. I didn't bother trying to play for another school since Junior year was a little more "rigorous" for me, and I just got started in the summer. I took three AP classes (Psychology, United States History, and English 3.) along with pre-cal, physics, earth&space science, and my other classes. I received mostly As and a couple high Bs this year. I received the A honor roll for this year. (the only award I've ever received for anything in my high school career.) people were actually surprised... haha. Also took my first SAT in march, received a 1630. Didn't study at all. </p>
<p>But still, no participation in any organizations/clubs and community service. I've done some service, but it was only for two separate weeks (freshman summer and sophomore summer.)
at a church. No leadership positions or anything like that.</p>
<p>The only things I've done this summer before senior year is take my two dual credit classes for Government and Marco-economics, at a community college for three weeks. Played Tennis everyday for an average of 2 1/2 hours, not including the time I practice by myself. I also decided to start weight lifting so I can gain more weight before the year starts. I'm passionate about exercise/nutrition in general. Still, no clubs/organizations. </p>
<p>Now, I have a plan for what I want to do Senior year. I was going to take 5 AP classes (AP-biology, AP- calculus AB, AP English 4, AP European history, AP-3D design.) and the required business classes. I also decided to play high school tennis, but there's a chance I might have to drop some classes to make time for that, not sure yet. I will also surely have a part-time job at a small tennis academy in the area. I'm also going to join a club or two since I now understand what they're all about. Instead of having an "easy" senior year like most do, I want it to be the most challenging year I've ever had. </p>
<p>But now my overall question is, how do I tackle an application when I have basically nothing to show for freshman-junior year? I'm incredibly lost. </p>
<p>Sorry if this was incredibly long/dull, and poorly constructed thread.(first thread here.) I wanted to get alot across in a short amount of time, and I haven't had breakfast yet :/</p>
<p>Help is appreciated!</p>