<p>Okay, I'm just fifteen here and I will have a 3.8 GPA for my freshman year. I'm going into 10th grade. I already know my schedule for next year, and from that, I have a pretty good guess at what it's going to look like for 11th, and 12th. I want to be a veterinarian, so for my first four years I plan on going into biochemistry or perhaps another related field (suggestions?) to prepare me for the Veterinary curricula. </p>
<p>Sophomore year:
Honors: Chem, Spanish, World Hist., English, Algebra II w/ trig ... nearly all except the elective (3D art) and the religious class
GPA: (if I get straight As -- 4.9)</p>
<p>Junior year:
APs: Spanish, Euro. Hist., Art History (all the rest are honors except for the religious class)
GPA: (5.0)</p>
<p>Senior year:
APs: Spanish, Gvt. and Politics, English, Art History, Calculus (all the rest are honors, again, except for the religious class. .. I can't get honors for that)
GPA: (5.0) </p>
<p>ECs (outside school): Veterinary hospital, ASPCA, Clearwater Marine Aquarium: Junior educators (I teach 9 year olds about marine science), Diver for the CMA, Brown Pre-College, Provide prom dresses for those that can't afford them, steady jobs at Barnes & Noble and a waitress at First Watch, and perhaps RSI (MIT.) </p>
<p>ECs (in school): NHS, Key club, Future Veterinarians of America (founder), Book club (founder), NSHS, NAHS, Soccer (3 years), Swimming (3 years), Volleyball (2 years), Tennis (3 years), Student Government - President, Environmental club. </p>
<p>National merit finalist and AP Scholar w/ distinction </p>
<p>..So...Does it sound like someone that could be competitive for Dartmouth, Salem State, UVM, UConn, or Middlebury? Thank you .. I'll chance back! :)</p>