<p>So, I have an 89 average as of now. I’m taking AP French, AP Bio, AP World History, and AP English. From those, I took one AP test so far, for French, and got a 5. I volunteer at two branches of our library, and have done leadership things (eg. starting a program) at one, while tutoring French at the second. I take Italian as an extra credit on the weekend, am a friendly visitor for a retirement residence, and volunteer for other charities. I also take French conversation classes. </p>
<p>I was also born in Israel,and immigrated when I was younger. </p>
<p>As of now, I’m looking at McGill, UBC, and Simon Fraser. But, any university in Canada is good for me.</p>
<p>Its not really the universities you can get into…its the programs in these Universities. You can get into Queens but that is depending on the program…general science will accept you with an 80, but for bcomm you will need 95s.</p>
<p>thanks! I’m completely sure i want to major in French, and minor in economics. so it would be the faculty of arts, for most schools.</p>
<p>You didn’t mention SAT, or even PSAT scores. Without that information, it is hard to answer your question.</p>
<p>However, you should know that it is my understanding that Canada basically goes by your gpa and your standardized test scores, and don’t care much about ECs.</p>
<p>also true, it’s marks mostly. but EC’s count for essays, i have a feeling they’ll affect me somehow…make me look more well rounded, maybe? We don’t really take the SATs or the PSATs unless we want to go to a US school.</p>