Hi guys! So i applied to Michigan for Early Action and I’m kind of freaking out about the decisions so would anyone be will if to give me my chances? I have had a 4.0 unweighted GPA for all four years of high school, I have a 29 composite ACT (31 English, 26 Math :/, 33 Reading, 25 Science :/,and 27 Writing). I’ve taken 10 APs (currently 2) and passed 6/8 exams and scored 5s on 3 of them. I’m the Vice President of Diversity Club, Students for a Healthy America, and Girl Up, I’m also the Service Project Coordinator for my chapter of NHS and am a Representative in Student Council. I’ve also done varsity track since 9th grade and varsity cross country since 10th (I was captain this year. I currently have three classes at the high school, AP Environmental Science, AP Statistics and and independent study of AP Studio Art, and next semester I’m taking newspaper, at my local community college I’m currently taking organic chemistry (I currently have an A- in the class). I’m also an instate female South Asian student and i have a very weird family background (which i wrote about in my essays). I’m applying to LSA and plan to major in International Studies. Thank you for reading this!
I also forgot to mention that I’m applying to LSA
Looks pretty good. I’d retake the ACT and see if you can squeeze out an extra couple of points. The A- in organic chem at community college speaks very well of you.
How are your foreign languages?
Which AP subjects did you get 5’s in?
I took 4 years of Japanese, that was the highest my school offered and for the AP’s I got 5’s in APUSH, AP Gov, and AP World