<p>For the past year in high school I have been looking around at colleges, and the University of Pennsylvania (along with Harvard and Yale) seems the best for me in terms of my future career. I am currently a Junior but a year younger than most of my peers because I skipped a grade back in middle school. I'm not sure if this possible transcript will jeopardize my chances of admission or not...</p>
<p>(Senior grades are projected and most likely accurate, I'm still a Junior.)</p>
<p>Science:
Grade 9) Honors Biology I - A
Grade 10) Honors Chemistry I - B
Grade 11) AP Physics B - A (Broad ranged, chemistry oriented)
Grade 12) AP Physics C - A (Calculus oriented)</p>
<p>English:
Honors European Literature - A
Honors American Literature- A
AP Language/Composition - A
AP Classic and Contemporary Literature - A</p>
<p>Math:
Honors Unified Geometry - A
Honors Algebra II/Trigonometry - B
Honors Pre-Calculus - A
BC Calculus - A</p>
<p>History:
Honors World History - A
Honors U.S. History to 1900 - A
AP U.S. History - A
AP Government - A</p>
<p>Electives:
German - 4 Years (A)
JROTC - 4 Years (A)
AP Statistics - A</p>
<p>Organizations:
National Honor Society
English Honor Society
Math Honor Society
German Honor Society (currently President)
German Club
Key Club
SGA (currently Vice-President)</p>
<p>SAT: 2230 (1530 Math and Verbal)
ACT: 32</p>
<p>Are the two Bs I had in Honors Chemistry I and Honors Algebra II/Trig. going to come back to haunt me? I've done several leadership programs and internships through the JROTC and have 60+ hours of volunteering under my belt. My high school is generally accepted as the second best public school in my state.</p>
<p>Sorry, I know this is another one of those "Can I get In" threads, but my naturally pessimistic attitude is giving me uncertainty over this matter.</p>