<p>I apologize if this is in the wrong subforum. I’m new to this website and the forums are a bit…cluttered. </p>
<p>Anyway, I really want to get into Amherst or Vassar depending on what I decide to add to my current major (Mathematics). </p>
<p>My situation is not typical; I never went to high school. In its stead, I have attended classes at my local community college since the age of 14 (I am 16 as of now). </p>
<p>My current GPA is currently 2.9, as my clinical depression hit an extreme low for a good year or so of classes. By the time I’m 18 my GPA will be at least a 3.0, however I think it is possible to raise it to a 3.5. </p>
<p>By the time I am 18, I will have taken enough math classes to have an Associate’s in Math (I might even have the actual Associate’s, but I have to check the requirements and my projected classes), four English classes (Mythology, English 1, English 2, and Creative Writing), at least three science classes (Biology, Physics, and Chemistry), and several electives (Painting, possibly a Drama class, possibly the second Painting class, possibly more). </p>
<p>My extracurricular activities are lacking, as I live in an area that doesn’t have many opportunities for out of school activities. I volunteered for three years on the Teen Conference Committee, which is a planning organization that plans and puts together the entire teen portion of the California Homeschooling Conference (Website [here](<a href=“http://www.hscconference.com/]here[/url]”>http://www.hscconference.com/)</a>), and I am planning on volunteering at both a community center and a wildlife rescue (The latter has an age requirement of 17+, hence the wait).</p>
<p>I will also be taking the SATs and ACT, and while I am aiming to score 700s to high 700s and 30s to high 30s respectively, I cannot be sure that I will reach such scores as I suffer from clinical anxiety. However, for the sake of accurate advise, I would appreciate if you could give two sets of advice: One that operates under the assumption that I reach these scores, and one that operates under the assumption that I do not.</p>
<p>To reiterate, my question is as follows: Do I stand a chance of getting into Vassar or Amherst College? If not, what should I do of increasing my chances?</p>