<p>I'm a junior but I want to start planning and stuff.^^
I would please like advice/chances for:
*UNC-Asheville
*Drexel
*UNC-CH
*Davidson
*Harvard (Not thinking I'll actually apply though xD )</p>
<p>SATs: 2100 (740R 700W 660M) I'm taking them again in December probably hoping for a better math score (well all better scores.)</p>
<p>*White female, family income ~$70,000
*I live in NC
*Small public school (~500 students, 103 juniors); sort of competitve.
*GPA: I'm not sure about weighted, unweighted is 3.8 I think.
-Last time I checked I was 5/103 but that might change.
*I've made all A's save Freshman year-I got Bs in Geometry and World History.
*I take all the Honors courses I can.
*APs: Psychology (5) Music Theory (5) Biology (4)
* Next year I'll be taking AP Lit and Comp., Physics B, and Calc. AB (and if anyone has advice for the exam
I'd love it!)
*EC's:
-Science Olympiad (3 years-will be 4)
- Writer for school newspaper (3 years-should also be 4)
- Editor for school paper (2 years)
- Also published in a few local magazines
-Volunteer at library (since sophomore year...I think I have about 50 hours. Should have 100 by this time next year.)
-Sing in church choir (5 years
does this count? With rehersals, about 6 hrs. a week)
-I'm planning on doing some tutoring at an elementary school this summer.^^
*Jobs
-Tutored some neighbors
wanted to do a lot more but couldn't find a lot of people in my neighborhood who needed it. :/
-I knit washclothes and scarves and sell a few, but I probably haven't made more than $150 in two years.<br>
-I organized a bake sale a little while ago and donated ~$200 to a local charity. It didn't make much, so would it be worth adding? </p>
<p><em>I also write a bit of music and play piano casually (the toughest thing I can do is "Moonlight Sonata" hahaha) I'm not sure if I would include this because I haven't got any awards for it or anything.
*I'm on honor roll and am in NHS
but I haven't gotten any recognizable awards xD Just community stuff.
*Even though I'm not great at math I *really</em> want to major in physics and teach it in high school. It's just such an awesome subject.
-I really wanted to do some research ever since freshman year but there haven't been any opportunities (literally) within a 100 mile radius, and that's as far as my parents wanted me to go. I might be able to do something this summer at a local university, but because it's so small they don't offer a lot. Almost everyone on here who's interested in science has a ton of research. Will it hurt that I don't have a lot (if any)? </p>
<p>Sorry this is so loooong. Thanks so much!</p>