Should I be worried?

AnImpAffliction
Wed, 03 Jul 2013 14:21:14 +0000

So I live in Virginia and I want to go to Virginia Tech and possibly major in computer science or something related to that. I’m a rising junior, and during my sophomore year, I took Math Analysis (which is Precalc, Calc AB, and part of Calc BC in one year) and had an average of a B-. According to the Virginia Tech website, you’re good if you maintain an A/B+ range throughout high school. I’m going to be taking really advanced stuff junior year, like Computer Math (basically an introductory JAVA course), AP Calc AB, AP Language and Composition, AP US History, Physics, and Chemistry. My PSAT score from sophomore year was 188, and I’m currently taking an SAT prep course which will hopefully get my score to a 2000 or above. I don’t have any leadership positions but I will be running for Secretary of my school’s creative writing club and during my senior year, I do have a chance of becoming captain of the varsity tennis team. I know I haven’t been doing nearly as much as a lot of people, but…should I be worried when the time comes to apply for college?