<p>So I've been accepted into UCF! Yeah me. But here's the next step: I'm applying to the Burnett Honors College and here's my stats:</p>
<p>5.1 Weighted GPA
3.6 Unweighted GPA
13/252 Class Rank
Top 5% of my class
[[[[1390 SAT]]]] * that includes reading, math and writing sadly* :(
[[[[21 ACT]]]]</p>
<p>AP Exams taken:
AP Language and Composition
AP World History
AP Human Geography</p>
<p>Senior Course Load:
AP Enviornemntal Science
AP United States History
AP Government
AP Microeconomics
AP Macroeconomics
AP Statistics
AP Literature and Composition
<em>dont worry, I'm doing great for this course load</em></p>
<p>Co curriculars:
Junior Varsity Cheerleading
Varsity Track
National Honor Society
129 Community Service Hours
Part time job at movie theater
Student Body Corresponding Secretary </p>
<p>I sent in the general application, the essay, co-curriculars and a transcript. Plus on top of that a r</p>
<p>I just applied also. You know your test scores are lower than they need to be, but you are taking your ACT and SAT again. Your GPA is great and the rigor of your classes is excellent. If you get your tests scores up you should have a very decent shot.</p>
<p>Well, considering a 5.1 is impossible by UCF standards, you should probably double check that. Definitely need to get the test scores up, have you considered hiring a tutor? You need to be above the average to have a chance.</p>
<p>I figured it was with AP and honors, but those classes are only given an extra 0.5 for honors and 1.0 for AP, by UCF Admissions. So the max possible weighted GPA is 5.0 which all AP/IB/AICE classes. I was just saying to get a more accurate reading. I know most counties tend to inflate unweighted grades, like the Salutatorian for Wharton High having a 7.31.</p>
<p>For my school its 5.1 weighted GPA and 3.6 unweighted. Idk what UCF calculated my GPA to be. I think I have a good shot at the honors college I just need to my scores up</p>