<p>Disclaimer: I wrote the following really fast and sorry about the grammar errors. I am currently an incoming senior. I have a 4.56 GPA and a 4.7 10-11 GPA. I'm only ranked 98/450 in my class though. My school doesn't rank, but that is still pretty low. I got a 5 on the AP European History Exam and a 4 on the AP Human Geography Exam. I took 3 APs junior year and 1 honors. I received 1 B second semester (pre-calc Honors) cause I kept getting sick doing like the last two weeks of school and of course the class got way harder doing that time, so I didn't do very well. I also took the AP Comparative Government exam without taking the course. My AP exam scores haven't come in yet. My highest ACT score is 30 and my subject test scores are 770 (US History), 710 (bio), and 650 (math). I am going to retake the ACT and subject tests, except for US History. My senior year schedule is Calc BC AP, english 4 AP, Physics C AP, Science Research, MUN, golf, AP Comparative Government, Government AP, Economics AP. My extracurricular are as follows:
About 120 hours of community service.
Cal-Nev-Ha KIWIN'S District Secretary, School Recording Secretary. (KIWIN'S is a district of Key Club International).
3 Year Varsity Golf Captain and most valuable player freshmen year. Also, I have made the playoffs for golf the last three years. My team also got 2nd in league the last two years. I am also playing SCPGA Junior tour events this summer and fall and expect to do pretty well. I want to play in college.
Junior State of America: co-secretary, co-historian.
Students Organized for America's Homeless: Vice President
Model United Nations (LAIMUN: Outstanding; joined junior year)
Science Bowl/Ocean Bowl (5th place at LA surf bowl)
Mu Alpha Theta.
Science Fair
Spanish Honors Society
CSF member since freshmen year
I am also part Mexican.
Thanks everyone for the advice!</p>
<p>you have a good chance of getting into USC, your class rank is a little low but because your school doesnt rank, it wont matter</p>
<p>you have a good shot. good luck!</p>