<p>I’ve had 7 honors classes and 1 AP class if that makes a difference</p>
<p>SATS:
M 670
CR 710
W 710</p>
<p>Im a senior and was on the track team 9th and 10th, also member of French Club and Pre-Proffessional Club</p>
<p>Have had a job for two years</p>
<p>Now a new member of key club</p>
<p>I live in Jersey and want to stay in state, but will consider going to PA or NY</p>
<p>I want to go into biology</p>
<p>Hmmm…well…I think the answer to your question here is easy enough. Yes!!</p>
<p>A four-year college is not very hard to get into these days. Do some research as to what institution can best cater to your various interests. Most colleges, if they are “good colleges” that is, will understand the enormous difficulty that working, athletics, and EC’s can impose on a student’s academic experience. Admissions officers “should” realize that working a part-time job makes it substantially more difficult to participate in academic and non-academic endeavors alike.To be honest, I think some academic prioritizing may be in your best interest. If you look back on your high school experience, you should be able to recognize that dropping the French and pre-professional club may have been beneficial to you with the positive trade-off coming in the form of academic progression. In any case, don’t give up. Take your interest for biology and maybe try to merge it with your passion for track? I’m not sure what it is you really want from your education. That is something you need to figure out, and when you do, you will see things differently. Best of luck.</p>