<p>White Female
Attending a magnet school</p>
<p>Stats:
GPA: 3.97 - slip freshman year, death of best friend in a car accident, explained in applications.</p>
<p>SAT:
760 CR
750 M
710 W</p>
<p>APs Taken:
World History - 5
Environmental Science - 5</p>
<p>APs Taking:
Literature
Chemistry
Calculus AB/BC
Biology
US History</p>
<p>Extracurriculars:
Robotics Team - on FIRST Robotics for two years (international competition), BEST Robotics one year (nationwide competition), BEST Mentor for middle schoolers and high schoolers 2 years, Technical Team Leader 1 year (web design, animation). During each 6 week season for FIRST and BEST, meetings are everyday (including weekends) averaging 3 hours on weeknights and 6-10 hours on weekends. </p>
<p>Prep Pals - tutoring other students for High School Graduation Tests</p>
<p>Magnet Ambassador - 3 years. Showing parents/students around the school</p>
<p>Cross-Country - JV, one year</p>
<p>Other:
Governor’s Honors Program - state sponsored summer camp (6 weeks) after 10th or 11th grade that are in the top 2% of the state of Georgia. Got in 10th grade. Majored in Technology, minor in mathematics.</p>
<p>Researched Cardiovascular Disease in Women, submitted a paper. </p>
<p>Volunteer: 150+ hours</p>
<p>Applying for a Computer Science Major</p>
<p>Chances:</p>
<p>Georgia Tech (first choice) (in-state)
Stats for 2007-
Average SAT score: 1200-1410 (doesn’t look at writing scores)
Average GPA: 3.96</p>
<p>Florida Tech
IIT</p>
<p>In my magnet school, 100% of applicants to Georgia Tech the last 3 years have been accepted (though some have been asked to take a summer semester before most of the freshman have come in).</p>
<p>However, since I’m graduating a full year early, I’m worried that I may not have enough credits to please the colleges.
Though I have 28 credits (22 is required to graduate), in 4 years, not failing any classes, a student gets 32 credits. </p>
<p>Chances? I have backup schools in mind as well – I’d like to know my chances for these, though. Anyone have experience with early graduating students?</p>