How should I admit to universities?

Dakarise
Tue, 22 Jul 2014 20:09:35 +0000

I’m currently in Canada, and I finished my Grade 9, 10, and 11 in a US system school. I took the SAT twice and I got:

540 Critical Reading, 600 Math, 760 Writing

570 Critical Reading, 650 Math, 610 Writing(Good Multiple choice, bad essay :/)

So my best score is 1900, and my superscore is 1980. All my grade 11 grades are A+, including English(Focus on Language Arts), Math(Pre-Calculus), Advanced Chemistry, Computer Science, French, Physical Education, and Art.

My Grade 9 grades were around a 3.5 GPA average, and my Grade 10 grades were about a 3.3-3.4 Average(I stopped being an idiot in Grade 11, and focused on school)

I should get around a 3.9-4 GPA in Grade 12 if I continue in my american US system though. I want to enter Computer Science in University of Waterloo, or Computer Engineering in University of Toronto. If that isn’t possible, then my backup is York University, and If computer science/computer engineering doesn’t work out, then I’ll study Kinesiology.

If I stay in Canada for Grade 12, then I would need to take a grade 11 math course for the first semester, and then probably start Advanced Functions in semester 2, and finish the math course for grade 12 in the summer, however, all my other courses would be Grade 12.

Should I complete Grade 12 in Canada, or finish Grade 12 in the American US System, and apply for Canadian universities afterwards? If possible, American Universities are also an option. I would love to get accepted into University of California Davis/Florida State University/Boston University/Illinois Institute of Technology.

Please help, thanks.