<p>I am a 17 yo male in my junior year at a Pennsylvania public high school and I plan to study engineering in college. I really like chemistry, computer science, and math. I don't like biology as much. I have a 3.95 GPA (unweighted) and a 2080 SAT (730M, 680CR, 670W). I'm planning to retake the SAT this fall. I'm not sure if I should take the ACT, but I could. I am taking 2 math/science AP courses now and will take AP courses in physics, chemistry, calculus, and Spanish in my senior year. I plan to take SAT subject II tests in May or June (math II and chemistry). I have been playing ice hockey for 9 years, and participate in other clubs at school. I have more than 100 hours of community service as a tutor teaching ESL to local adults and am working on a drive to promote that community program. I also volunteer at a hospital in the summer. I hope to attend a precollege engineering camp this summer. I don't currently have leadership positions in my school. I'm looking for a school with a good undergraduate engineering program. Please chance me on my top schools. I starred the school I've visited or plan to visit this year.</p>
<p>Lehigh University*
Lafayette College*
University of Pittsburgh*
Case Western University
University of Virginia*
Carnegie Mellon University*
Worcester Polytechnic Institute
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Virginia Tech*
Rochester Institute of Technology
Penn State*
University of Maryland, College Park*
Georgia Institute of Technology*
University of North Carolina Chapel Hill*
Duke University*
Johns Hopkins*
College of William and Mary*</p>