<p>I want to study Political science in College. I am a Caucasian male from the west coast. I'm planning on applying Early Action to Boston College in the fall but I'd like some other schools to apply to. My GPA is low but it has a good trend. It was around a 3.8 freshman year, a 3.5 sophomore year and a 4.0 junior year. As you can tell sophomore year was a difficult year for me, it was my first year at boarding school. Junior year I really challenged myself and I took 4 AP/IB classes (my school combines them): AP/IB US History, AP/IB English, IB SL Physics, IB ITGS. In addition I took TOK (Theory of Knowledge) and Chinese 1. For my senior year I'm going to be taking the following classes: AP English Literature, AP US Government, AP Art History, AP Statistics, AP Environmental Science.
I know that I can get good recommendations from this year, a lot of my teachers really liked me. My counselor also seems to like me a lot. Keep in mind that I'll need FA (a significant amount).</p>
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<p>Co-Founder of my school's business club Co-President of said business club Founder of the Young Republicans Club at my school Every summer so far I've spent about 20 hours a week working at my mom's CPA business 2 years JV Lacrosse 2 years JV Cross Country 2 Years Varsity ice hockey (12 years total, unlikely to play competitively in college) Captain of my ice hockey team Junior year Various awards for hockey regarding leadership, dedication etc... 300-400 hours total as a junior ice hockey coach 150 Hours refereeing ice hockey games I've worked the past two summers as a councilor at a local hockey camp I have created my own one on one ice hockey coaching service with 6 weekly clients I worked 12-15 hours a week this school year at my ice hockey association and will continue to do so this summer</p>
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