<p>All my life, I’ve been wanting to do art. It’s been my passion since childhood and I was convinced I’d do it in college as well. Recently, art has been bringing me down. I no longer enjoy it. Interestingly, new subjects in school have sparked off interests in various fields like English Literature, Women Studies, History, Sociology, Pyschology etc… all related to the Humanities. I got 84% in my first term in the 11th grade and 79% in the second. I now realize that I want to study Liberal Arts, not Art. I’m thinking of applying to NYU CAS, early decision, but since I’ve realized so late, I’m not sure if I’ll get in. I am not doing the IB. I haven’t done any APs. So technically, I realize I wanted NYU in the beginning of 12th grade. Am I too late? This is my plan: (is it good enough?)</p>
<p>1st term 11th: 84%, 2nd term 11th: 79%
1st term 12th: 85% (target), 2nd term 12th: 80-85% (target)</p>
<p>SAT 1 score: practice tests tell me around 2000 to 2100
SAT 2 English literature: practice tests say 710
SAT 2 Biology: practice tests say 700</p>
<p>If I do AP English Language, English Literature, Psychology this year (senior year) and get 4 predicted grade for each? </p>
<p>Extra curriculars:
- Dramatics/theatre - (8th grade to 12th grade) - production, costume design, sets
- Interned with graphic design house (Summer 2009 and 10)
- Interned with fashion designer, article about it appearing in a magazine
- Squash (7th grade to 12th grade)
- Writer and help in production for Spectrum, the school’s political magazine (12)
- Writer for the school newspaper (12)
- MUN press (12)
- Music festival’s sponsorship committee (?) (11)
- Art exhibited at Tao Art Gallery (9, 10, 11, 12)</p>
<p>So with this… should I apply ED NYU CAS or Barnard? I’m really confused! Where do I have more of a chance? </p>
<p>Qualities wise, I’m creative, a lateral thinker, a natural leader, I like to voice my opinions, I have an interest in human rights, child rights, womens rights etc. I’m dedicated to what I do.</p>
<p>Suggestions? I’m going crazy!</p>