<p>COURSELOAD:
9th Grade:
Biology- B/B
Honors English- B/C
P.E / Keyboarding- B/B
*Western Civ- A
*Morality- B
Algebra I- B/C
Spanish Speakers I B/B</p>
<p>10th Grade:
Chemistry: B/A
World History: B/B
*Bible I: B
*Bible II: B
English II: A/A
Spanish Speaker II: B/B
Geometry: B/B</p>
<p>11th Grade:
AP Computer Science: C/C
Honors English III: A/B
Honors US History: B/A
Honors Business Management: B
Music Appreciation: A
Algebra II: B/B
*Social Justice: A
*Multi-Cultural Studies: B</p>
<p>12th Grade (will take the following):
AP Biology
AP English
Honors PreCal
*Honors World Religions
*American Mosaic
AP Government
AP Economics
P.E/Health</p>
<p><em>Mandatory for my school count as history credit</em></p>
<p>Extracurricular Activities:</p>
<p>After School Activities
Staff Writer for School Paper (2004-2005)
Yearbook (2004-2005)
Model United Nations - Vice President (2005-Present)
Technology Club - (2005-Present)
Class Representative - Student Government (2005- Present)
Drama Club (2004- Present)
International Thespian Society (2006- Present)
Mu Alpha Theta (2007- Present)
English Honor Society (2007- Present)
Science Club- Vice President (2004- Present)</p>
<p>Community Service:
300 hours working at my Old Elementary School, being a teachers aid
150 hours preforming in a community service play</p>
<p>Awards:
First Place - Free Verse Poem at my schools Literary Fair
First Place- Formal Essay at my schools Literary Fair
<p>A lot will depend if you are looking for financial aid, your family background, whether you are a dual-citizen, and where you stand in your class in terms of your weighted and unweighted GPA.</p>
<p>you’ve got plenty of good EC’s and your SAT scores are above average. i think you’ll get into more than 1/2 of those schools. probably 6 or 7. it’s hard for me to say which because i haven’t heard of a couple of them. i think those public florida schools are a shoe-in though.</p>
<p>“A lot will depend if you are looking for financial aid, your family background, whether you are a dual-citizen, and where you stand in your class in terms of your weighted and unweighted GPA.”</p>
<p>I’m not looking for financial aid, my family background is economically pretty well, I am a citizen of Honduras and a Resident of the U.S and unfortunately my school hasn’t disclosed the rankings yet. </p>
<p>“figure out your cumulative UW GPA. most colleges do that and i could but i’m too lazy.”
Unweighted is a 3.08</p>
<p>“you’ve got plenty of good EC’s and your SAT scores are above average. i think you’ll get into more than 1/2 of those schools. probably 6 or 7. it’s hard for me to say which because i haven’t heard of a couple of them. i think those public florida schools are a shoe-in though.”
thank you :]</p>
<p>btw I am a Hispanic Female idk if that increases my chances or not</p>
<p>Florida State Univ–Slight Reach
Univ of Miami (Florida)–Reach
Univ of Florida–Reach
New College of Florida–Reach
Univ of Central Florida–Slight Reach
Rollins–Match
Emory–Reach
Georgetown–Reach
Catholic University–Match
Agnes Scott–Match to Slight Reach
Georgia Tech–Reach</p>
<p>You probably have better chances than most people I rate as “slight reach” because of all your extracurricular activities. Still, the problem is that you have been averaging about a B average throughout school–and most of these schools require about a B+ to A- average.</p>
<p>P.S. I would take Emory, New College of Florida and Georgia Tech off your list and apply to the others. There is always the chance that a place like Georgetown, Miami (Fla) or Univ of Florida could give you a chance at their schools.</p>
<p>Oh, I forgot to mention. If you do get into Agnes Scott College (an all-girls school), you might be interested in knowing that it was ranked by the Princeton Review as the college with the highest “Quality of Life” rating of any school that they reviewed.</p>
<p>imo just apply where you want to apply. You never know where you’ll get accepted these days. I’ve known kids with 1750’s on the SAT and they got into Stanford because they were nationally ranked Trumpet players.</p>
<p>Calcruzer - are you looking just at rankings/college guides for your opinions? </p>
<p>I have a daughter at Agnes Scott - so for a firsthand opinion on ASC, the answer is match, no reach. And the amount of diversity there is amazing, so Honduras student would be not out of place at all.
As for the quality of life and pretty campus - both are true. Gorgeous campus and buildings. The dorms are like palaces comments in guidebooks are correct.</p>
<p>Georgetown Super Reach. Emory could be match if you go early, otherwise reach. U Miami Match. Rollins match. Have you thought of American and GW matches. Tulane, U Richmond, Trinity U? Loyola MD or BU could be safety.</p>