<p>I am a freshman at Georgia Tech. My major is Economics & International Affairs. I am taking 14hrs and will take 15 or more next semester. I hope that I will get at least 3.4/4.0. </p>
<p>I am thinking about transfering to Columbia/Johns Hopkins/Georgetown/Emory.</p>
<p>High School Stat:
SAT I
Math: 800
Readinhg: 600
Writing: 620</p>
<p>SAT II
Math I: 740
US History: 610
World History: 740</p>
<p>AP
US history: 4
Comparative Politics: 3
US Government: 2</p>
<p>High school GPA
Before the second semester in senior year: 94.7/100, 3.7
After the second semester in senior year: 93/100, ?</p>
<p>Extra activities
Orchestra 3yrs
Church Orchestra 2yrs (concertmaster)
Math Team 2yrs
NHS 2yrs
Won the 3rd place in the korean essay competition</p>
<p>Georgetown and Hopkins are pretty tough, but you seem to be pretty well off (test scores/grades). I'd try to raise the GPA higher if I were you. Georgetown is known for their International Affairs programs, so make sure you'll seem like a good candidate.</p>
<p>List your classes at Georgia Tech.</p>
<p>In fall,
English I (3)
Introduction to International Relations (3)
Ethics in International Affairs (3)
Principle of Microeconomics (3)
Wellness (2) - school requirement for graduation</p>
<p>In spring
English II (3)
Great Power Relations (3)
One history Class (3) - Probably european history
Calculus I (4)
Principle of Macroeconomics (3)
Orientation to International Affiars (1)</p>
<p>For ECs, I am in SFC (student for Christ), and am active in my church.</p>
<p>That may help when it comes to a sectarian school like G-town.</p>