<p>I really want to get into a top school such as UVa, Duke, or Johns Hopkins. Freshmen year i got a 3.333 . This year i am improving and im predicting i will have a 3.528 by the end of this year. I heard the colleges only look at basic core classes (Science, math, etc ) Should i take more classes next year to pull my gpa up? Im thinking about taking:
-Ap Chem
-Ap Bio
-Apush
-Pathophysiology
-English 11 honors</p>
<p>Should i add on ap enviromental or ap physics? I really want to get into one of those colleges and i am willing to work hard for it!</p>
<p>Are you not taking math/a foreign language?</p>
<p>I forgot to add Pre calc.
I already took 4 years of spanish.</p>
<p>Make sure you’re not taking harder classes you want to look good. Take AP classes that will interest you and you can handle. My friends brother made that mistake. Also I wanted to take more challenging classes also to raise my GPA. I’ll be taking AP Biology because (1)it’s my favorite subject and my best, AP Environmental b/c I was always into the world around me and was involved in environment clubs in middle school, and lastly AP Calculus AB because math always interested me. Personally I think you are doing fine, as long you are prepared. Physics require lots of math and logic, and AP environmental is reading I believe, and fun labs I hear lol, but pick the one that interest you the most. P.S. I want to go to John Hopkins too :)</p>