<p>I am going into my junior year in high school and am a Native American.
My Sched. is decked out with AP next two years especially and it looks like I will be valedictorian at my High School and I have 450 people in my class. I am going to be in Calculus next year as a junior and I will be taking it at a rigorous magnet school in Oklahoma(Regional Center). My general high school stuff/schedule is below.
AP US History - 4 Just got it this summer
AP World Hist.
AP Calculus
AP Physics: Mechanics
AP Physics: Electricity and Magnetism
AP English
AP Chemistry
AP Government
Band - VERY INVOLVED (Numerous Honor Bands)
Student Council - Rep.
Class President Sophomore Year
Class Vice President Junior Year
Trumpet Section Leader
ACT - 26 (Beginning Soph year)but I am planning to work with ACT book at some point</p>
<p>PLZ Help ;Does being native American help?</p>
<p>Colleges fight over Native American students! You will need proof that
you are more than 1/8 antive american though to qualify to be in this
category.</p>
<p>WoW! Try to lighten up. If you are formally native american, you are
definitely in at every top 5 school you apply to with the stats you have
as of now.</p>
<p>You will need better scores, but otherwise you look fine. You will need 3 SAT II tests even with the ACT. You might also want to take the SAT and see how you do. Some people do better on one test than the other. I would highly recommend taking all the practice tests you can find on-line or in books. I would say you need to get your ACT in the 32 range and SAT in the 2100+ range to be very competitive.</p>
<p>do only Natives, Blacks and Hispanics count for this perk? I’m Middle Eastern, so I’m guessing I don’t get … right?</p>
<p>^lol @ dove editing out the s-word from your post</p>
<p>native american + national ap scholar before senior year = O_O</p>