<p>GPA: 3.978 weighted (I know it's bad.. screwed up freshman and sophomore year)
Does it help if your GPA shows a positive trend? I got a 3.5 freshman year, 3.9 sophomore year, and 4.22 junior year.
SAT: 2180 (single sitting) - 670 CR, 770 M, 740 W
SAT II: 740 US History, 730 Literature, 730 Chemistry, 700 Math II
Sophomore year: AP- World History
Note- Got suspended this year</p>
<p>Junior: AP- US History, Language, Chemistry</p>
<p>Senior: AP- Calc BC, Biology, Comparative Government (which seems to divide into two separate semester long AP's, Comparative Gov and then US Gov, two separate AP Exams), Environmental Science, Art History, Literature</p>
<p>AP Scores: 5- World History, US History 4- Language 3- Chemistry</p>
<p>Math Honor Society Officer
Vice President of Junior State of America
Science Honor Society
National Honor Society
40 hours of community service at Clock Tower Thrift Shop
Former tutor at Kumon Math and Reading Learning Center</p>
<p>I don't really have any awards distinctions I'm aware of other than AP Scholar with Honors</p>
<p>Fairfax County, behh… Oh and my counselor said the only thing she’s including about my suspension is checking the yes box for “Has this student ever been suspended?”, so she said I can say whatever I want about it. Hm.</p>
<p>Remember, the Common Application requires you to address any suspensions. If you do not answer that question but your counselor notes that you were suspended that will not look good. Any student is encouraged to explain why he/she was suspended.</p>
<p>Certainly, your academic merits look like they fit W&M’s profile and you would be someone who W&M would encourage to apply. W&M is selective however and has far more qualified people apply than it can admit so just be sure you apply to several schools.</p>