Date Applied: September 7th
Unweighted GPA: 3.9672
Weighted GPA: 4.4836
UF GPA (If you calculated it):
SAT: 1320 (620 M 700 R)
ACT: 29 (29 English 26 Math 35 Reading 26 Science)
State Of Residence: FL
Male / Female: Female
Summer or Fall: Fall
Class rank: 7/166
AP’s: Human Geograph, World History
Extra Curriculars:
-Class cabinet:
9th- spirit chairperson
10th- class fundraiser,
11th- prom coordinator
-Positiviti club Team member (11th-12th)
-Club CoFounder (helps to raise awareness about hunger and homelessness in our community);
Position: event coordinator
-Chamber and symphony orchestras (since 9th grade)
-Bookmark Buddy at 2 elementary schools (11th-12th)
-National Honor Society member
-Student Government Association Chief of Staff (12th)
-Yearbook Copy writer (11th)
-Yearbook Copy Editor (12th)
-Chairperson of Arts Advocacy Teen Ambassador Program (11th-12th)
Senior Schedule:
At my high school: Chamber Orchestra, Symphony Orchestra, Yearbook
At the college where I dual enroll: Human Biology, Humanities 20th Century, Gen Psych, Intro to the Teaching Profession, Creative Writing and Advanced Comp, Positive Psych, Intro to Criminal Justice, Intro to Fiction
Is UF your first choice?
Yes! From the moment I stepped foot on campus, it felt like home.
Other schools you applied for:
USF (accepted), Colby-Sawyer College (accepted), FSU, Univ. of Notre Dame, Wake Forest Univ., Vanderbilt Univ.
Major/Field of Study:
English/Political Science
Comments:
Dual Enrollment:
10th: College Algebra, Stats
11th: Fund. of Speech, Astronomy, Freshman Comp 1, US History pt 2, New Student Experience (life skills class at my college), Freshman Comp 2, US History pt 1, International Politics, US Gov, Intro to Humanities
Essay: I wrote about a humbling experience I had during the holidays a few years ago when I chose an Angel from an Angel tree at Panera Bread and he asked for a backpack, ‘if possible.’
Dad has an Associates degree and a Bachelor’s degree
Mom did not attend college
I qualify for Bright Futures FAS
I also don’t have many volunteer hours from my freshman and sophomore years because my school lost them, and foolishly, I did not think to keep a record of them for myself.