Although it may be a bit early for me(10th Grade), I would like for someone to chance me for the following colleges based of my class rank, GPA etc:
Georgia State University
Georgia Tech
Cal Tech
Illinois Tech
University of South Florida
University of Central Florida
University of Houston
Unweighted GPA: 4.0
My internet screwed me over. Here’s the rest of the information
Unweighted GPA: 4.0
Weighted GPA: 4.11
Class Rank: 1 of 282
PSAT: 600 Math, 620 Reading
ACT: 23 English, 26 Math, 20 Reading, 23 Science
Freshman: Ninth Grade Lit
Algebra I/Geometry A
Biology I
Advanced Science Research
World History
Spanish 2
PE/Health
Sophomore: English Comp I/II(Local College)
Geometry B/Algebra II
Chemistry I
Human Anatomy
US History(Local College)
Spanish 3
Summer 2016 Classes
Public Speaking
Mythology
College Algebra
Psychology
PhysEd
Junior(all at local college):
American Lit/World Lit
Trigonometry/Calculus I
Biology I/Biology II
Chemistry I/Chemistry II
Government/World History
Senior(all local college):
Calculus II/Calculus III
Physics I/Physics II(Calculus-Based)
Organic Chemistry I/II
Macro/Microeconomics
PhysEd/PhysEd
By the time I graduate, Ill have
6.5 English Credits
7 Math Credits
12 Science Credits
8 Social Studies Credits
2 Foreign Language Credits (3 if you count Spanish I my 8th Grade Year)
2.5 PhysEd/Health Credits
I’ll also have an associates degree.
Wow are u for real on the ACT? That will look horrible for you and ur school as it suggest grade inflation. The top schools are a definite no and idk about others. Increase that ACT by 10 !!
I plan on taking it again. I took my Freshman Year so I really wasn’t trying for 30+. But thanks for the advice :-c
Everything is on track and you will do better on the ACT as you complete more classes. My D took it in 10th grade and her score jumped by 6 points the next time she took it which was at the end of her junior year. Studying for the ACT will also help you. Getting a 30 or above is a good goal to have and based on your grades, assuming they are not inflated by your school, it should not be a problem for you.
Caltech no way all they care about is grades and test scores