<p>I am a male junior at a public school in Wisconsin. It is a very good school, although it does not offer a lot of AP classes its non-AP classes are very tough.</p>
<p>Junior year schedule:
Accelerated math physics
AP Computer Science
American Experience (American history from post WWII through the 1970s)
Africa
Spanish IV
Language Usage and Grammar
Pre-Calc
Scheduled for CPR (necessary gym credit, considering switching to an independent study in which I would probably research the effects of illegal immigration on the United States economy)
Advanced writing workshop (Probably hardest class in the school)
Intro to economics</p>
<p>Projected senior year schedule:
Advanced physics (essentially AP physics)
Astro-physics
AP US Government and policies
AP Calculus
AP statistics
Various english honors classes, not sure what our school is offering for next year yet
AP Spanish V
Perhaps music theory, depending on if I have room on my schedule</p>
<p>GPA: 4.0
PSAT Score: 65 Reading (scored 70 sophomore year, expect about 700 on SAT), 75 Mathematics, 58 Writing (I am not great on the writing skills section, but my essay writing is much much better). I am expecting between 2000-2100 on the SAT
ACT: Projected between 30-32</p>
<p>Will be 4 year wrestler, 3 time letter winner
Played baseball freshman year
Participating in Amigos de las Americas (modeled after Peace Corps, I will live in Latin America for 6 weeks this summer in a rural community to help with community development)
Have 60 hours of volunteering in a Jewish pre-school and a Jewish Social Services building
Participate in MENS (Men Encouraging Non-violent Strength club)
Looking to join an economics club</p>
<p>I know that I am not your “typical” cc’er, but I am very well-rounded maintaining a 4.0 GPA, fairly high test scores, many friends and I am 12-7 on varsity wrestling this year. I have traveled to France twice, once just with a friend, Switzerland once and I will be going to Spain this summer, along with the Amigos program that I will be participating in. I plan to major in economics, and the University of Chicago is among the top three undergrad economics department. </p>
<p>So CC, I have given you my school and personal information. Do you think I am on track for the University of Chicago, and if not, what do you think I need to do to get on the track?</p>