Is my high school schedule rigorous enough for an Ivy?

Applying to College
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<p>I am now a junior
but my 4 years should consist of:</p>

<p>Freshman (at a health magnet school): ending GPA= 4.145
Honors Art
Honors Music
Honors W. History
Honors English
Honors Spanish I
Honors Bio
Honors Geometry
Gym/Health</p>

<p>Sophomore (Now at a regular high school): ending GPA= 4.157
Honors Chemistry
Honors English
Algebra II
US History I
French II
Gym/ health
Art
and other electives
(I also took a college course in History at this stage)</p>

<p>Junior:
AP US History
AP English
Pre cal
Physics
French III
and electives</p>

<p>Senior:
AP Chemistry
AP English
AP Calculus
French IV
and other electives</p>

<p>Is this schedule rigorous enough???
I want to go to Georgetown (although its not really an “ivy”)</p>

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<p>No one on this site can honestly tell you. Those courses are just names, and, say, Honors World History at one school versus another is a completely different story. You should be taking four years of the core subjects (english, foreign language, social studies, science, and math) as a general rule, though you can check college websites for exact requirements. Colleges will get a school profile along with your transcript, so they’ll know the rigor of your classes. However, as a general rule (basically, unless you come from a handful of “Ivy-feeder schools,” in which case, you wouldn’t need this site), you should have a 4.0 unweighted GPA (straight A’s) or something very near that and be in the top 10% of your class.</p>

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<p>Yes I am.
Im number one.</p>