Chances at top undergrad business or engineering schools

<p>What are my chances at the top business or engineering schools? Will my chances be lowered due to lack of an AP history class?</p>

<p>Here’s my resume:</p>

<p>Incoming Junior at a silver medal school (us news and world report)</p>

<p>Freshman Year:
Geometry: A+, A+
Biology H: A, A
Spanish 2H: A-, A
English 1H: A-, A
World History Regular: A, A
PE 9: A, A</p>

<p>Took Algebra 2 at community college.
Math Analysis Honors during summer(weighted): A-, A</p>

<p>Sophomore Year:
AP Computer Science: A-, A-
AP Calculus AB: A, A
Spanish 3H(weighted): A, A
Chemistry H: A, A
English 2H:A-,A-
PE/Track: A, A+</p>

<p>Regular American History over the summer</p>

<p>Total UC weighted classes so far: 4
Unweighted GPA: 4.0</p>

<p>Activities:
Track - 10 hours a week during season
FIRST Robotics Competition - 25hrs a week during season, Historian
Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) - Board Member, State conference participant
Sophomore Rep for our technology academy
California Scholarship Federation (CSF) - 16 hours
Link Crew - Captain</p>

<p>Leo Club:
325+ hours over two years
District Activities Coord.
Historian/International Publicity</p>

<p>American Cancer Society Relay For Life: two year participant/volunteer</p>

<p>Awards:
Top 10 of class
Outstanding Volunteer in city (recognized by county, us house of reps, state senate, and assembly)
2nd place JPL invention challenge
FRC (Robotics) Los Angeles Regional Winners, 2nd best team at championship</p>

<p>Next Year’s Courses:
AP Spanish
AP Physics C (or possibly Biology or Art History)
AP Chem
AP Calculus BC
English 3H(weighted)
Track</p>

<p>Senior Year:
IB Math HL
AP English Lang
AP Bio
AP Econ
AP Stats or Environmental
Track</p>

<p>SAT:
Diagnostic gave me 1770
After taking classes I should be able to get 2050 - 2100
Goal is a 2250 with more hard work</p>

<p>Ranking: 1 of 800 (multiple students are #1)</p>

<p>Very impressive. If you’re from California (you mentioned UCs), I think Berkeley for business or engineering is definitely a match. Cal Poly SLO for engineering, match. USC business, match. </p>

<p>For, say, Wharton or MIT, I’d say you’re on the right track, not because you’re lacking but because they’re very selective.</p>