I currently attend Rutgers University in New Jersey and live in the Honors College
High School Statistics:
Freshman Year:
English Honors:A
Algebra 2 Honors:A
Spanish 4 Honors: A
US History Honors: A
Biology Honors: A
Mythology: A
Gym: A
Sophomore Year:
English Honors: A-
Precalculus Honors:A
Spanish 5 Honors: A-
World History Honors: A
Chemistry Honors: A-
Electives: A or A+
Gym: A
Junior Year:
AP Calculus BC: A
AP US History: A-
AP English I: A
AP Macroeconomics: A
AP Spanish:A
Physics Honors: A-
International Business and Politics Honors: A
Senior Year Final:
Calculus 3H: B+
AP Art History: A-
AP English II: B+
AP Physics: B+
AP Statistics: B+
AP Government: A
SAT: 1540, 22 on Essay
SAT II: 790 on Chem, 800 on Math II
Extracurricular: Model UN Officer- 8 Awards, FBLA Officer- Euro Challenge Finalist, Math Honors Society President, International Cultures Club President, American Legion Jersey Boys State, Cross Country Two Years
Volunteering: Relay for Life: Indian Cultural Society, Sunrise Assisted Living (Senior Retirement Home)
Walk in with 43 Credits from AP Exams
First Semester College:
Linear Algebra: A
Introduction to Abstract Algebra( Mathematical Reasoning)- B
Multivariable Calculus: B+
Management Skills: A
Honors Forum: A
Introduction to Computer Science: A
Classes next semester:
Introduction to Probability Theory:
Introduction to Management Honors:
Differential Equations:
Mandatory Honors Seminar:
Money, Banking, and Finance:
Clubs: Investment Banking Club, Quantitative Finance Club, Valuations Club, Equity Analyst at Student Managed Fund, Student Assembly, IMMUNA (Model UN) Chair
Plans: Join a fraternity, do a Co-op internship with pharmaceuticals.
Assuming I can get all As my mid-second semester, write a convincing essay, and get solid professor recommendations, what are my chances? I know I did poorly in two math courses, but I still have a 3.75.