<p>So I'm an out of state student (I live in NJ). I'm still just a sophomore in high school, but I've decided that it won't hurt to start looking at colleges a little early. I saw that Texas A&M had a pretty good physics program, and I have family who are alumni from that school, and I've become very interested in going there for my undergrad degree. I currently have a 3.7 GPA, Projected SAT score at 2150, I am projected to take a total of 8 APs in high school, I get mostly As, and a few Bs. I am also on my debate team, and I have a job as a tutor. I have also skipped 2 years of math at my school. I don't know my ranking, but since I go to a very competitive school, I'm not going to assume I'm in the top 10%. I'm most likely in the top 25% though. So yeah, what are my chances of getting in if I continue through high school in a similar fashion?</p>
<p>Assuming that you maintain your grades and get in or around your projected SAT score, I’d say you’re pretty good. It wouldn’t hurt to add a couple more EC’s.</p>
<p>TAMU wants people with EC dedication. It should be a low match.</p>