<p>I started a similar discussion back in may, but i thought i would update with new stats, thanks for help,
Ok so im an incoming senior, with 1 ap and 3 honors classes so far, i will take 4 ap's next year
Honors english 9,10, 11-finished
Ap english- next year
Ap Spanish -next year
Ap calculus- next year
Ap statistics - next year
Ap world history-finished
My cumulative gpa is 3.8 (top 9%),but ive had a 4.0 since the end of freshman year. Therefore my uc gpa is 4.0
First sat score- 1660, second score-1670 (600math). I know i can improve on this.
ACT- 25 , (28 in math, 25 in english(essay is still being graded))
As far as e.c's:
My father and i are working on setting up an internship with the state of california health and human services for next month (accepted, going through paperwork process)
Sophmore year highschool football
5+ years of county rec. soccer
Key club (volunteer) 2 years running, 3 by graduation
Link crew (helping freshmen better adjust to highschool) 2 years by grad. (Must fill out app. And be accepted)
Not sure if it matters, but i'm an active gym- go'er
May join a ethnic diversity club next year
Welp yup thats what i'm working with, i know my sat score is low and will hold me back if i fail to improve it. i may have forgotten something, feel free to remind me. Im typing on an ipad so please excuse grammar/spelling errors.
Also with these scores and stuff which school should i look to tour and apply to, i'm interrested in business (possible international) or a degree in law (judge, lawyer,ect.).
In short, im wondering with this application which school can i be accepted into in california,or possibly washington
Thanks
-Aaron</p>
<p>Good GPA and but low test scores. What kind of school are you interested in?? Private/Public, Urban/Rural, Religious?? How much can you and your parents afford? Have you visited any schools that you liked?? So many possibilities so you need to give posters a better indication what are you looking for. You can try the SuperMatch feature on this website and input your STATS, which will narrow down your choices. </p>