What are my chances?

[nocarey]

<p>Unweighted GPA: 3.69
Weighted GPA: 4.46</p>

<p>Courses:
Freshman year:
Honors Physics, Honors Geometry, Honors English, Honors Spanish, Criminal/Civil Law, and PE
Sophomore Year:
Honors Spanish, Honors Algebra 3-4, Honors English, AP Euro Hist, Honors Bio, and a fine art
Junior year:
AP Eng language & Comp, AP US Hist, AP Bio, Honors chem, Honors pre-calc, Honors Spanish
Senior Year:
AP Eng lit & comp, AP calc AB, AP Spanish Lang, AP gov, AP macro econ, Magazine/Newspaper</p>

<p>Tests:
SAT: 2010
Math- 610
Reading- 630
Writing- 770
ACT: 27
Math: 23
Science: 25
Reading: 30
English: 31/32
Writing(essay): 12</p>

<p>Honors:
Honor roll: all 4 years of hs
Dean's list: Junior year
AP scholar
Outstanding pianist/piano performance</p>

<p>Extracurriculars:
-Puppy raiser for Canine Companions for Independence: this is my HUGE ec. I've trained service dogs since the 6th grade. 50hrs/week, 52weeks/yr
-Piano: since age 6. 52w/yr, 8hrs/week
-Magazine editor: senior yr. 14hrs/week
-Board member of Society of Women Scholars. Community Service rep. grades 10, 11,12. 2hrs/week
-Key club publicity committee head. 5hrs/week. Grades 11 &12
-National Honor Society. grades 11 & 12. 3hrs/week
-Spanish Honor Society. grades 11 & 12. 2hrs/week
-Photography. grades 11 & 12. 3 hrs/week
-Cooking. grades 9,10, 11, 12. 5hrs/week
-Ran a summer piano camp at my local Boys and Girls club</p>

<p>Jobs:
-Steady Babysitter: 6hrs/week
-AZ Limousine rep: 4hrs/week</p>

<p>Additional info:
-Have moved 7 times and have lived in both CA and VA
-Pick my brother up from school/watch him several days per week
-I'm not being conceited, but my writing is good. My essays portray who I am very well.</p>

<p>THANK YOU!!</p>

[paigewg]

<p>oos or instate?</p>

[cheeri0]

<p>I think you definitely have a shot! But I think they are going to think that you are over-exaggerating your EC’s. Because right now if you add it up it’s over 100 hours per week spent on activities outside of school!</p>

[W_amp_M_Admission]

<p>The good news is there are no minimal requirements for W&M so everyone receives a thorough and holistic review. As paigewg implied, things are more competitive for out-of-state students than in-state ones. Also, you may want to avoid listing hobbies like cooking on your extra-curricular resume but you should definitely mention something like responsibility for your brother so that W&M can put your extracurriculars and your available time in perspective.</p>