<p>I have a somewhat good idea of my limitations, but I'd really appreciate your input. My intented major is mechanical engineering, possibly double major or at least minor in history.</p>
<p>White middle class male =/
GPA:
3.72 unweighted / 4.0 weighted
rank 61/670ish (top 10%)
92.1
My grades were mostly A's freshman year, complete crap (B's & C's with one or two As) sophmore year, completely awesome junior year with high A's (95+), and all A's this year. Oh well.</p>
<p>Tests:
SAT just taken, expecting 1400+, will retake in December (hopefully 1500+)
800 US SAT II, taking math (800 expect) and physics (750+ expect) in Nov.
Sophmore APs: 5 Statistics
Junior APs: 5 BC Calc, 5 U.S. History, 4 English Composition</p>
<p>Classes:
All AP or pre-ap when possible. Currently enrolled in AP English, AP Physics, AP Gov/Econ, Calculus III (community college was my only option for math) Contemporary Issues, Choir</p>
<p>ECs:
this is where I suck hardcore
Choir- junior year (mixed & concert), senior (concert)
Boy Scout(9-12)- rank Star
German Club (9-11) Secretary junior year
LDS church seminary (9-11) President junior year (I'm not continuing it because I had a huge faith change).
Cross Country (9)
Track (9)
Wrestling (10)
Orchestra (9)
Guitar(9-12) Combination of lessons and self-teaching</p>
<p>Awards:
Some minor academic ones
AP Scholar</p>
<p>Recommendations:
Expecting one super awesome one and one awesome one</p>
<p>Schools:
University of Texas- Austin I get automatic acceptance to the university because I'm top 10%, but I'm not sure how competetive it is to get into the Mechanical Engineering major.
University of Michigan (both parents alumni)
UCSB
UCLA
UCB
UVa
Rice
and my super reaches
Dartmouth
Columbia
Stanford (dad is alumni)</p>
<p>If you guys could recommend any other schools I'd appreciate it. I'd really like to live in California, NYC, or the Northeast. I'm fine with living elswhere, except I'd like to avoid most of the midwest. I realize these schools are pretty different, but I'm very versatile in my interesets and open to live in many different places.</p>