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Okay, so I just finished up my Freshman year in high school! I have a 4.0 unweighted GPA, home schooled. I REALLY want to get into a school like Princeton, Yale, Hopkins, Georgetown, etc. for PREMED.

FRESHMAN Year ’08-’09 Schedule:
- Anatomy and Physiology
- Health
- Nutrition (college book)
- Biology (college book)
- Chemistry
- Biochemistry (online college course w/ college level book)
- Physical Science
- Algebra I
- Algebra II
- Geometry
- U.S. History
- European Civilization from Renaissance to Present (UC Berkeley course)
- Medical Terminology
- Debate class
- English Literature and Composition
- Human Geography (college book)
- German (fluent)
- (Assorted) Grammar/vocab. books
- Speed reading

This (SOPHOMORE) year I’ll be taking:
- Trigonometry
- Pre-cal (I’m good at math)
- Health Economics and Financing
- AP Biology
- AP Environmental Science
- AP English Language and Composition?? (if I can fit it in)
- AP World History
- AP Psychology
- Computer Science
- Anthropology
- German (more in-depth, about their language, history and culture)
- Art
- Grammar,etc (ACT/SAT prep)
- Latin
– Other courses during the summer

I’ll be taking my AP exams, PSAT and SAT Subject Tests (in Biology and World History), possibly ACT.

I volunteer at:
- Tutoring Center
- Hospital/Nursing home
- Habit for Humanity
- YFU
- Babysit
- Cancer Advocate
- MSAA
- SADD
- Library (help the kids)
- STAND

Extra Circular Activities:
- Knitting Club (haha)
- German Club
- Book Club
- dance class,
- volleyball,
- yoga/pilates,
- and kickboxing class

I’m planning on taking AP Chem/Physics my Junior year. I know it’s hard to tell without test scores, but do you think I could get into a top school??

umm..

yes.

colleges dream of students with that kind of a track record. just keep it up throughout high school and you’ll make it to any one of those schools.

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