<p>Hello everyone. I come here today like many of you all wondering about my chances of admission to this top University. For the record, I will be applying ED.</p>
<p>School info: Highly regarded private school in MI. I have taken by far the hardest course load available. My school does not offer AP courses, but rather honors courses which are meant to give students a more holistic education.
UW GPA: 3.75
SAT Verbal: 740
SAT Math: 750
SAT Writing: 790
SAT II U.S. History: 720
SAT II Literature: ?
SAT II Math 2: ?</p>
<p>EC's:
Varsity Tennis 2 years
Varsity Lacrosse 2 years
Golf Team 2 years
QB of Varsity Football team 1 year (senior)
Founder and Leader of Community Service Club that offers tutoring to Detroit kids 100+ hours
Play Euphonium in band
Editor in Chief of School Newspaper
Leader of Event Staff (Take sports pictures/video and edit for school website)
Co-Leader of Ski Club
Church Lector
May or may not obtain private pilots license this summer</p>
<p>Other Achievements:
Received Writing Scholarship for one member of the incoming freshman class
2013 National Latin exam Bronze Medal
2013 National Mythology Exam Outstanding Score
(Have not yet received scores from 2014 National Latin Exam)
4 division 1 regional medals for Euphonium
Won 2014 school film festival</p>
<p>Additional:
Will have taken Latin for seven years. Might help?
Am taking Calculus Honors this year and will take Multivariable Calculus next year (normally sophomore college course).</p>
<p>Opinions?
I feel like I am pretty well rounded with good test scores and achievements, but my GPA might kill me. My guidance counselor said that it was his job to communicate with colleges that two of the full year classes I have taken in my high school career (U.S. History Honors and Physics Honors) are classes in which it is impossible to achieve an A, as the teachers are extremely tough. That being said, I should have done better in my sophomore year, as my gpa would likely be around 3.85 if I had worked harder. I hope this does not kill me? Any advice would be appreciated.</p>