<p>For years Columbia was my dream. However, I am not sure why. I think I recognized it as the best journalism school, though they don't even have a undergraduate journalism program. I have suddenly begun to despise Columbia, feeling that I don't exactly meet their sky high standards, or if I do, I'd be the dumb one amongst anybody I meet there. I am not stupid, unmotivated, or lazy. I have only just begun to think practically and am having second thoughts about applying to Columbia. (deadline is in about 7 hours).</p>
<p>I have a 4.17 weighted GPA, and a 3.98 unweighted. I will have taken 7 AP classes by graduation (only because i was not offered them 9th and 10th grade, and was limited to 4 11th and 3 12th) I have passed them all. I am president of National Beta Club, Editor-in-Chief of school magazine, Historian of National Honor Society, Vice President of MSA, Photographer of music club and in the Yearbook Staff. I have moved several times and studied in Egypt for a year and a semester which has limited my opportunities. But i play guitar and work at Chick-fil-A and have been a Sunday School teacher for years. I am in the top 10% of my school. I have a 1960 SAT score and a 30 ACT score. I do not mean to brag about my accomplishments, I just want a truthful answer on whether it is worth my time and effort to apply to Columbia University.</p>