<p>Honors chem is a really difficult course at my school with a high cutoff for an A, making an A- a probable score as opposed to an easy A+ in chemistry. And then since I’m not planning on being a science major, and I’m aiming for a more liberal arts-oriented school like Gtown or Columbia, will it have an impact? </p>
<p>Just for reference, my schedule this year was:</p>
<p>Social Justice (Sem 1) A
Photo 1 (Sem 2) A
Hon. English II A (Prob A- in 2nd semester)
Hon. Western Civ. A+ A+
Hon. Algebra 2 A- (A- or A 2nd semester)
Honors French 2 A A
Biology A A</p>
<p>Will taking honors chemistry significantly influence the way a school like Georgetown views my application? Especially, since I’ll be applying to SFS…</p>
<p>This is what my junior schedule will look like:</p>
<p>AP US History
AP English 3
Honors Precalculus
Honors French 3
Faith of Catholics and Photography II’
And then either Chemistry or HOnors Chemistry</p>
<p>Will taking Honors Chemistry make that big a difference?</p>
<p>I’ll also be taking SAT prep, competing at numerous national TOC-bid tournaments, do 40-50 hours of community service, pretrail attorney on Mock Trial, writer for the school newspaper, and volunteer for CA gubernatorial campaign in the first few months</p>
<p>If I get SATs above 2200 do i have a good chance at G-town?</p>