Where to apply to?

<p>A little background: I'm a high school junior, meaning in a few months, I'm gonna have to start seriously looking at which schools and scholarships to apply for. At least in my school, I'm a very strong student, with an impressive EC list... now, both of my older sisters have gotten merit-based full rides to Indiana University, so it's kind of assumed that I'll either get that scholarship or another one like it. I do think I've got a good shot at nabbing that one, but I'm sort of curious as to similar scholarships at other schools... love my sisters, but don't always want to follow their steps, hehe... I'm not, however, seriously considering Ivy's, because my family's financial status knocks away any chance I have for a financial need based scholarship, and, as far as my research has gone, they don't offer purely merit-based scholarships. At any rate:</p>

<p>Academics:</p>

<p>GPA (Unweighted): 4.279/4.333
GPA (Weighted): 4.495
Class Rank: 1/763
High School: Lawrence North High School, best known for, well, Greg Oden.
IB Diploma Canddiate</p>

<p>SAT: 2260 PSAT: 233
ACT: 35 (Math, English, Science: 35, Reading: 33)
SATII: Not taken
AP Music Theory: 5
AP World History: 4 (Ugh...)</p>

<p>Freshman (7 Classes):
Latin I, English Lyceum 9 (Highest offered), Introduction to Engineering Design (Project Lead the Way), Honors Geometry, Honors Algebra II, Chamber Orchestra (Highest offered), Honors Biology</p>

<p>Sophomore (8 Classes):
Latin II, Physics I, English Lyceum 10 (Inc. Speech), AP World History, AP Music Theory, Anatomy & Physiology, Chamber Orchestra, Honors Precal</p>

<p>Junior (8 Classes):
AP Calculus AB, Theory of Knowledge (IB), Latin III, AP World History, AP/IB Physics II, AP English Lang/Comp, AP Psychology (I/II), Chemistry I</p>

<p>Senior (6 Classes, subject to change):
AP Chemistry II, AP/IB English Lit/Comp, IB 20th Century Americas, IB Psychology (III/IV), AP/IB Latin IV, AP Gov/Econ</p>

<p>EC's (whee!)</p>

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<p>Again, I'm just trying to figure out what kinds of schools that may be a bit more competitive than Indiana University that offer full, merit-based scholarships... I've glanced at ones like the College Honor Scholarship at University of Chicago, and the A.B. Duke and Roberston Scholarships at Duke University. I'm sure there are more out there, I just don't know about them. And, thus... <em>posts</em></p>

<p>**Forgot to add in National Honor Society to the list.</p>

<p>DEFINATELY Indiana is a safety school for you...</p>

<p>Hell, Apply to HYPS and all the other ivys. You have one helluva shot. Key Club International trustee!?!?!?! Grant, is that you? Hahahah :P mofo can't believe you're posting on this forum. As for scholarship, see if they can offer it to you. I think you can get full ride to Boston College, Duke, Wisconsin, Amherist, Emory, and other LAC schools.</p>

<p>Your scores look good, and your courseload is hellish.</p>

<p>Hmmm, so valedictorian eh? Nice. </p>

<p>Greg Oden went to your school? And Conley Junior? I hate you...hahahah.</p>

<p>What are you thinking of majoring in?</p>