<p>So, what do you think? I really look for Aiely’s advise.
I thought early Sophomore yr . . .</p>
<p>Why not PM Ailey, then?</p>
<p>You start really thinking about college at the beginning of your junior year, typically, though you should be aware of it (and the requirements) long before. (My old school got us started in 7th grade.)</p>
<p>Hello Ashwin, I think kyledavid is right in general ie: without getting obsessive, the earlier the better. If you’re a sophomore, you should take all the good advice you will find in a lot of places - take the most challenging classes you can handle, focus on a few ECs and excel rather than spread yourself as a spectator in many, show some continuity, take SAT II tests as soon as you finish an advanced course (for eg: if you take AP Physics in your sophomore year, do the SAT II in June that year, rather than follow the extremely bad advice I often read to take your SAT IIs in the spring of your jr year), etc. Did you have a specific question in mind?</p>
<p>you dont need to worry about applying yet, but definitely focus on what classes your taking and your grades. and its never too early to take sat ii’s if you covered a subject</p>
<p>When you’re just born. </p>
<p>Early birds get the worms. Sadly, Stanford is no “worm”, you’re gonna choke on it.</p>