<p>GPA: 4.0 (I go to a small private school so there is no honors classes or weighted classes)</p>
<p>SAT: 2300
SATII: 770 Chem, 800 Math, 800 Physics
ACT: 33</p>
<p>ECs:
-volunteer work: I do a program with special needs Children three times a week, volunteer in hospitals, and with other random things–overall have about 250 hours of service
-sports: on the basketball team all four years, team captain last two; I’m a certified lifeguard (kind of random, idk if that means anything); I fence and play tennis
-clubs: Founder and President of the Debate Team, was the lead in the school musical two years running
-random: I do the Waterloo Math contests and scored highest of my school and top %5</p>
<p>Extras:
-part time job: I run a daycare every Saturday morning
-music: I have a Royal Conservatory of Music credit piano, I play guitar, and I have a self made album
-art: I paint murals for my school and have done a lot of paintings. Love to draw and paint and have won and award for a painting
-languages: I can read, speak and write Hebrew (better speaking and translating Ancient Hebrew though), and I can read, speak and write French
-summers: did a drama program that I got a college credit for, hoping to do a medical program this summer, went to France for a week and Israel for two to study the culture and language</p>
<p>Pleasseee give me advice on what to do or things I should try or take on. And tell me if anything in here is pointless please! </p>
<p>OH and my question: My school doesn’t offer AP courses so I figured I’d do them on my own and take the exams to get a college credit. Recently just found out that taking the exams doesn’t really mean much–even if I score well. Colleges mostly just want to see you’ve taken the course. So, should I bother taking them? </p>
<p>THANK YOU! :)</p>