<p>Asian American
Family income- $100k+</p>
<p>UCB- Not really planning to go there, just trying it out.
UCD
UCLA/Nursing Program</p>
<p>SAT I- 1950
SAT II- Bio/Molec 610, Math II 570 (I'm going to be retaking only Math in Dec and I'm planning on doing much, much better.)
ACT - 27</p>
<p>Weighted GPA- 4.26
Unweighted- Not sure, but 3.89+
Rank- 72/790s (Extremely competitive class/school)</p>
<p>Honors:
Eng 9 (B's), Eng 10 (A's), Eng 11 (A's)
Geometry (B-'s), Alg 2 (A's), Precal (A's)
APs:
AP Music Theory (B+'s, did not take the test)
AP USH- A's (2 on test)
AP Psych- A's (3 on test)</p>
<p>Senior Schedule-
AP Lit and Comp
AP Economics: Macro/Micro
AP Biology
AP Calc AB
AP Gov/AP Comparative Politics
3rd year of language
Physiology and Anatomy</p>
<p>My concerns are that we're in the second term, and I haven't gotten an A in an AP class yet, and I got a C in AP Calc- not from lack of trying, but because I found it extremely difficult. I'm unsure how to address this in my personal statements. In any way I look at it, I'm not put in a positive light. I've had no personal trauma of any sort in my life, so I don't have much of an excuse.
I consider myself to be well-rounded, but I'm not sure if it shows in my transcript.
I got several B's and a few A's my freshman year, but I worked harder and received straight A's my junior year, but with only 2 AP classes (APUSH and AP Pysch)</p>
<p>EC:
Piano since I was 6 (10+ years)
Began swim when I was around 6 or 7 outside of school, and stopped for 4 years, then took it up again for a summer before joining my school team in my sophomore year. I hold a few school records in JV swim.
Swim, Key Club, Asian club, CSF since sophomore year
Tennis, Mathletes, VP to two clubs, volunteered at a nursing home/hospital, since junior year
NHS, HOSA beginning senior year
150+ Hours of community service</p>