What ballpark am I in?

Chance Me / Match Me
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<p>I’m a HS sophomore on long island and curious where i am pertaining to getting into college…Am i ivy league potential? or state school? What can i do to improve?..</p>

<p>Stats thru 1 and a quarter years:
98.7 unweighted GPA
100 on math regents, 96 on sci
Varsity swim
Cross Country all-conference (individual), county champion (team)
JV Baseball
National Spanish Exam Gold medal
Latin club
Jazz band
all-county jazz band (x2)
founder of spelling club
Near Future: conducting neuroscience/cancer research at rockefeller university w/ mentor
-many NHS
-will have taken 5 APs by the end of junior year</p>

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<p>Much depends on your standardized test scores.</p>

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<p>how high should they be? what about sat subject tests? im taking a few at the end of the year including bio, spanish, etc</p>

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<p>It is best if you take your SAT subject tests one at a time. Though it is not necessary, you should get 800s or at least the high 700s on them (except foreign languages, anything above 700 is pretty good unless if you’re a native speaker. Then there is not much of a point to the that SAT II). The subject tests should be pretty easy, especially if you take them in May/June, right after you take the relevant class and also study.</p>

<p>If you take the SAT I just once, a 2200+ and 700+ in each subject are pretty solid for any school. If you take more times, a 2250+ is ideal and/or a 2300+ superscore.</p>

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<p>I’m not a native speaker but very good at spanish… not to be boastful but i got the highest score on long island (native speakers included) on a national spanish language test, but have no intentions on a career in spanish. should i still take it for a possible chance in getting an 800?</p>