@lookingforward
I appreciate your input but I strongly doubt the accuracy of your response. While being good at every subject is important, going for a rounded application is not a reliable way to get into a good school, hence the saying “pointy students” >> rounded students. If I am majoring in CS, I don’t need E.C.s in literature or the humanities – they have nothing to do with what I’m passionate about or what I want to pursue in my future. Stem is what I am good at and passionate about, so undoubtedly my application should focus on that. Just because the process is holistic doesn’t mean that a CS major should have an award in the debate team. If I am misunderstanding what you are saying then please correct me and be clear instead of giving me these vague answers.
Regarding your questions:
My school doesn’t offer AP physics, only honors physics
I do not plan to mention my interest in pre-med in my application as I am not majoring in that.
I am planning on doing some internships at my father’s friend’s company this summer if that helps at all.
Thanks.