I didn’t realize that most places require a concentration. That’s good to know!
As for information, I’m a senior from Ohio, with and UW gpa of 4.0 and a weighted gpa of 4.37. due to the size of my school, they only offer two AP classes and I’m taking both. Also, taken a few dual enrollment classes. I’ve taken the ACT twice and got a 31 the first time. I’m waiting on my second score, but imagine it will be a 33.
I am heavily involved in many leadership positions (class president - 3 years, student body chaplain - 1 year, NHS - president, worship team coordinator/leader 2 years, fine arts department lead student assistant, student director of musical, crew manager, etc.)
My ECs are heavily in the music world (principal tubist in a local college band and a local youth orchestra, pep band, student accompanist, member/leader of two worship teams, composer, weekly piano and tuba lessons, music tutor teaching brass instruments to elementary kids, etc.)
I would say I’m a pretty advanced musician and plan on submitting an arts supplement.
I’m looking for colleges with a similar vibe/rigor/“prestige” (not too important) as William and Mary or University of Richmond.