<p>Technically, yes. I had to go the school VP to get to take more credits than are usually allowed, but here’s what I’ve got lined up. Do yall think I have room to throw in community service at the YMCA on Saturdays and possibly Sundays.</p>
<p>Courses: all honors
English II
Statistics
Physics I
Accounting II
Economics II</p>
<p>ECs:
VP Student Govt.
VP Honors Club (don’t think we do much though)
Press Reporter Business Club
Member top college choir (so class once a week and a couple performances)</p>
<p>I’ve held a 4.0, and while I want to beef my application up, as well as do things that I enjoy (like music), academics ALWAYS come first in my mind. So should I commit to community service too? I’d like to get 100+ hours before application time, which gives me about 7 months for most schools that I’m applying to.</p>
<p>I was able to stay sane with about the same amount of units and extracurriculars (though your courses are harder). My social life was pretty nil that semester as well.</p>
<p>If you’re will to sacrifice a lot of recreational time, I say you go through with it…</p>
<p>lol yes i’m at a CC everyone from my high school (practically) is gone, so I have no friends around here anymore. Lol. Why else would I be on CC so much. I patiently await my new life at _______ university. So yeah, I guess I’ll do it then. Thanks.</p>
<p>brown
colorado college
columbia
cornell (CAS Econ)
emory (goizueta)
georgetown (mcdonough)
northwestern
chicago
ut - austin (mccombs)
nyu (stern)
swarthmore
wesleyan
university of british columbia</p>
<p>lol thanks when i first began this process, i was unfortunately influenced by HYPS and had all (except Princeton obviously) on my list, with 7 of the ivies in all! Research is good and definitely recommended for people that want to make the right decisions. </p>
<p>As the smiley face indicates, Chicago has stolen my heart. Thanks for the help Cardinal.</p>
<p>^ ooooh UChicago…Apply early transfer decision. You’ll get your decision earlier. I woulda done it because I always wanted to apply EA/ED to something (there is something inherently nerdishly cool about it). ha.</p>
<p>I am just taking statistics now and the class is killing me (not really :)).
but to maintain a 4.0, english 2, econ 2, and statiscs w/ maybe accounting seems more doable. frankly with your ec schedule i’d take 3 of those classes (engl, econ or accounting, w/ statistics or physics) and call it a semester.
good luck though!</p>
<p>thanks buerre i would but i have to have my prereqs done before spring to get the grades done…i’ll have a really easy spring semester though so maybe i should say i’ve got so many cc hours and do most of them in the spring? you can do that right?</p>
<p>Make sure some of the courses such as accounting will even transfer to the business programs you mentioned. I know at Michigan (Ross), for example, they will not accept accounting from any community college.</p>
<p>thx for the advice lol luckily i’ve been doing that</p>
<p>ross is one example of several colleges that I looked into and immediately dropped from my list as soon as I realized that the course would not transfer. As for the business schools listed, I’ve checked and all will be fine. But thanks for the heads up. I was interested in Stanford at first (ha! not gonna happen) but scratched it off early because I came across something that said they didn’t accept courses from CCs. I guess the only ones that they do accept them from are those CCs nearby that are known for getting a student in every year or so.</p>
