What colleges should I be looking at?

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<p>Junior in high school. 3.72 GPA.</p>

<p>FRESHMAN YEAR:
Honors Biology - 81, 85
Honors Latin 1- 81, 82
Honors Algebra 1 - 78, 68
High Honors English 1 - 91, 94
Honors World History - 82, 89</p>

<p>SOPHOMORE YEAR:
Honors Chemistry - 74, 75
Honors Latin 2 - 83, 87
Honors Geometry - 89, 88
High Honors English 2 - 93, 90
AP U.S. History - 86, 88
Honors Business Law - 90, 92</p>

<p>JUNIOR YEAR:
Honors Physics
H Latin 3
AP U.S. History II
Honors Algebra II
High Honors English 3/American Studies
Honors Political Science
Honors Creative Writing B</p>

<p>SENIOR YEAR:
AP English Literature
AP Statistics
AP Psychology
AP Government and Politics
Honors Latin
Dual Enrollment Environmental Science
Dual Enrollment Sociology
AP European History</p>

<p>EXTRACURRICULARS:
6 seasons Varsity Crew Team
Mock Trial Team
Student Council Vice President
National Honors Society
Environmental Club
Model UN
High School Quiz Show
International Language Club</p>

<p>I also attended the New England High school Journalism Collaborative this summer.
I plan to major in something in the field of Social Studies, maybe Political Science, International Relations, Sociology, but I am not certain yet.
I'm looking for colleges in New England, mostly in Massachusetts.
What colleges would I have a good chance at and what would be my chances at very selective schools such as Harvard, Dartmouth, or Williams?
Also, since I am not yet a senior and have not officially selected my Senior year courses, are there any suggestions you have as to which classes I should take?
Thank you!!</p>

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<p>You’ve got to tell us your standardized scores</p>

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<p>Oops forgot, I haven’t taken the SAT and ACT yet but my PSAT score last October was a 176</p>

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<p>Sorry I’m not sure, but what is the translated score into SAT?</p>

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<p>SAT score would be 1760</p>

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<p>The schools you mentioned- say Harvard, Williams as such, need at least SAT of 2300+ to get you a chance to be ‘looked at’. If you get approx 2200, I’d suggest you trying lower ranked schools such as Johns Hopkins, Georgetown, WashingU- they have good politics/international R programs</p>

<p>I would say your school scores are okay, but you might as well boost them up a little. Also, make sure you take some science subjects, it seems your senior year choices are restricted to humanities. But that said, standardized testings are the most important.</p>