<p>for engineering major, well not really engineering major i guess since chemE is LAS</p>
<p>out of state
GPA don't know till sept but its like a 3.8 UW 4.6 W
top 4 or 3 percent class rank
ACT - taking in sept, it will realistically be around 30
SAT ii - chem 700, math ii - in nov
Hardest courseload every year
APs: soph - ap chem 3, junior - ap eng, ap bio 4, ap history ( i didn't have good ap eng or ap history teachers so i didn't take the test cause i knew everyone would fail) senior- ap gov, ap eco, ap calc ab, ap lit, ap french 4,</p>
<p>EC
member of high school dance team 9-10
french club member 9-12
student at my dance studio 11-12
french club tresurer 12
Academic decathlon 11-12 medalist in lang and lit
NHS member 11-12</p>
<p>SAT II's mean nothing as UIUC does not use them for admission. Most important factors are class rank and SAT or ACT score. Get a 30 or above on the ACT and your chances will be very good with your class rank. Being out of state is not any real disadvantage as admission rate for out-of state applicants is about the same as in-state (near 70% for engineering; note: though Chem E is LAS, admission is evaluated using the same criteria as the engineering college). Also, if you are female, UIUC treats women as an under-represented minority for admission to any engineering program and that gives you a plus factor.</p>
<p>That is correct. There are only about 50 colleges in the US that require II's and most of those are in the East and California. Moreover, except for Virginia and the University of California system, I am unaware of any US public university that requires them.</p>