<p>I go to Brooklyn Technical High School, which was rated one of the top 50 best public schools in the country (top 3 in NYC). While my grades are considered rather good for my school, I'm a little intimidated by people's 4.0s in other school. Getting to that:</p>
<p>My Overall G.P.A is approximately a 3.5. My freshman year grades were average in the low 80s but then I got my act together and have gotten mid 90s ever since. (Averaging 94 both sophomore and junior year and planning to do the same for senior year.) So without freshman year grades I'd have about a 3.8</p>
<p>APs taken in Junior Year: A.P English Lang: 4 A.P Us History : 4 A.P Chemistry: 4
A.Ps being taken Senior Year: A.P English Lit, A.P Spanish Language, A.P Government
My school also has majors, for which I am majoring in Chemistry. So college level classes I'm taking are: Quanitative Analysis, Organic Chemistry, and Modern Instrumental Chemical Analysis </p>
<p>Sat 2 scores: US:760 Chemistry: 700 Lit:670 so composite score is: 2130
Sats: Cr:650 Math:660 Wr:690 </p>
<p>My EC's are super strong: President of the Progressive student awareness which I've been with since the 9th grade. I moniter all meetings, speak on discussion panels for other organizations, organize events, and I've spoken at a press conference on nyc public school issues before!</p>
<p>Director of Community Organization- of the New York City Student Union. This union was founded by students, for students. It is literally the only one of its kind. NYCSU has organized its OWN protest for student metrocards, I've testified at a public hearing before for the metrocards, and I've collaborated with the Superintendent Chancellor and other organizations on school issues. Some include: Counter military recruitment, outdated physical education requirements, student government effectiveness, etc. </p>
<p>I wrote my essay about being a part of NYCSU and personally testifying at the MTA public hearing with 3000 testimonials in my hands</p>
<p>Recs: Ap chem and AP American History. Good!!</p>
<p>Schools:</p>
<p>Middlebury
Skidmore
Wesleyan
Vassar
Boston U
Smith
Oberlin
University of Michigan
American U
Brown (i know this one is a long shot)</p>