ACT: 34
SAT Subject tests:
Math Level 2: 780
Literature: 700
Biology E: 800

GPA: 3.999 weighted (If it makes a difference this semester I recieved all A’s)

Rank: 7/189

I have taken 3 APs in both Junior and Senior years (the maximum our school allows)

My teachers tell me they ranked me highly, and one says she ranked me her highest. My counselor says the same.

I think my essays are well written, my AP Language/Literature teacher thought so.

Notable ECs: 2nd chair in district band, 1st in tricounty. 6 in state math competition. Quite extensive volunteering including tutoring and Habitat for Humanity. NHS member 3 years straight and speaker on character, (there are others but i do not remember them right now.

Do I have a decent shot at an Ivy League school?
I applied to all of the Ivy Schools except for Penn State.

Ok, I am taking the SAT II Biology M tommorrow morning and I was wondering if the Barrons practice tests are similar to the real thing difficulty wise and content wise. Because I took the 2 practice tests in the Barrons book and got a 750 + 760 however I also took 2 practice tests on sparknotes and got 600 and 700. I was wondering which one of these is closer to the real thing and what you guys think I will get on the real test based on these scores.
Just took a Barrons practice tests on the CD and got 780

UCLA, UC Berkeley, University of Southern California, University of Notre Dame, Dartmouth, Washington University in St Louis, Stanford

4.56 gpa at school
4.25 UC gpa
Test scores:
Math-760
CR-650
Writing-730
ACT-29, 30-writing
SAT II-
Math 2-690
Biology M-730

Extra Curriculars
California Scholarship Federation, Tutoring, Teach class at homeless shelter, volunteer for Medicine in Action, Students against destructive decisions,

-Top 4% of class

I’m not sure but I think that my essays we’re pretty good..

I’m taking 5 AP classes this year

I’m a little confused. Freshman year I took Earth and Space, then Honors Biology soph year, followed by Honors Chemistry Jr year. My main concern is getting into the best possible college (I take mainly honors courses and one AP) and I excelled at chemistry the most of all three I have taken. I was thinking of AP Chemistry and earning college credits early but my father thinks it may be beneficial to take honors (not AP) physics next year instead, because I will need to know some physics for college. I still need to take 2 SAT II’s also. Any input would be greatly appreciated.

Well, I want to major in Political Science, at UC Berkeley, I want to be a prosecutor, also I want to minor in Sociology, both perfect for law school, I am going to attend Law School at UGA, I am a sophmore, but I will graduate next year, so I want to plan ahead. I am very intelligent, not to sound arrogant, I have an A/B average, A’s in English and History, as well as a B in Biology, and a C for one semester and an A for the second semester, and I am going to do anything in my power to get straight A’s from now on, and get an almost perfect score for the SAT/ACT. I am going to start tutoring at the beginning of my Junior year, the year I graduate, to get a tutor for extra SAT/ACT prep. And buy as many practice tests, and do one once a night. Does this sound like a good plan? What other ramification must also be set in order to attend UC Berkeley. Another thing, I’m all the way in Georgia, since my father is in the Navy, do I get state tuition to any college, or is that a rumor?

im taking the sat 2 biology and am getting 700’s on the princeton review, kaplan, and sparknotes practice tests..and i wanna get a 750 or higher..i was woundering if the actual test is harder then the practice tests.

Ever since I was little (around 7-8) I’ve always wanted to get into a good college, like, Harvard, Stanford, and Johns Hopkins (doctor maybe when I grow up), and I was wondering how rigorous of a schedule/course list do I need? Does it mean I have to most definitely do all APs as earliest as possible, or is it more focused on your GPA?
I’m entering 9th grade taking honors biology, algebra 2 (note I’ve already taken honors geometry), honors english… and of course I’m trying to pursue the best course list.
What advanced classes do colleges look for the most if you want to pursue something in the medical field?
I also know a high SAT score is needed (around 700-750) and to be well at extracurriculars. Do you have any suggestions at extracurriculars?
Yeah, I did a couple science fair projects in the health and medicine category that’ve medaled a couple times. I’m also going to volunteer at a nearby clinic for more volunteer hours for national honors society (I already have like 80ish).

i need to prep for the crticial reading and composition for the SATs. my issue is that i have not gotten ANY of my books yet. math ill be fine for, but i need the other two sections for a good score. help me find the best book/course/tutor for it? thanks! any experience would be very helpful. Also, i need to buy SATII books for Biology, UShistory, and French. if you could recommend good books for that too, it would be amazing!

thanks

today i took the biology-m SAT subject test. they made us fill in bubbles with how long (number of semesters) we’ve been taking bio and if we were in AP or not. well, i’ve been taking bio for just one school year, but my school divides the year into weird "trimesters" so im not really used to semesters. and for some idiotic reason, i thought there were 4 semesters in like public schools. so it asked if i’d been taking it for 1,2, or 3 semesters, and i put 3. but i talked to my mom and she told me it was only 2. our proctor kept talking about how we have a couple days to fix our information online, so is there any way i can switch this to 2 semesters?
thanks.

does anyone know where to find free SAT 2 Biology Practice tests?