Statistics...
Freshman average: 80-82 (Can't remember, but it was catastrophic) (6 honors classes, 3.28 weighted)
Sophomore average: 85 (4 honors classes, 2 advanced [Intermediate between collegeprep/honors], 1 college prep, 3.39 weighted)
Junior average: 87 (1 honors class, 1 AP class, 4 advanced classes, 3.51 weighted)
Senior: N/A
Standardized Testing
SAT: 1770, 620 Math, 560 CR, 590 Writing, 8 on essay
ACT: 29, 26 English, 28 Math, 33 Reading, 27 Writing, 10 on essay.
AP US History: 5
Volunteer hours:
30 freshman-junior year through mandatory school program
At least 70-100 through altar serving
80-100 hours from this summer's volunteering at a hospital
This year, I'm taking AP Biology, AP European History and Honors Spanish and Honors Religion (Mandatory for Catholic School) and also advanced Pre-Calculus and advanced Senior English (I might transfer up to honors.)
I've heard the Allied Health Sciences major itself is quite selective itself, and I know that my GPA would not make the cut. Is it better for me to major in something like Physiology + Neurobiology (which isn't as competitive to the best of my knowledge) and take a Pre-med?
How do I, as a student sound? Am I decently competitive enough for good pre-med/health science programs at semi-competitive colleges? (40-50% acceptance rate approx)
Freshman average: 80-82 (Can't remember, but it was catastrophic) (6 honors classes, 3.28 weighted)
Sophomore average: 85 (4 honors classes, 2 advanced [Intermediate between collegeprep/honors], 1 college prep, 3.39 weighted)
Junior average: 87 (1 honors class, 1 AP class, 4 advanced classes, 3.51 weighted)
Senior: N/A
Standardized Testing
SAT: 1770, 620 Math, 560 CR, 590 Writing, 8 on essay
ACT: 29, 26 English, 28 Math, 33 Reading, 27 Writing, 10 on essay.
AP US History: 5
Volunteer hours:
30 freshman-junior year through mandatory school program
At least 70-100 through altar serving
80-100 hours from this summer's volunteering at a hospital
This year, I'm taking AP Biology, AP European History and Honors Spanish and Honors Religion (Mandatory for Catholic School) and also advanced Pre-Calculus and advanced Senior English (I might transfer up to honors.)
I've heard the Allied Health Sciences major itself is quite selective itself, and I know that my GPA would not make the cut. Is it better for me to major in something like Physiology + Neurobiology (which isn't as competitive to the best of my knowledge) and take a Pre-med?
How do I, as a student sound? Am I decently competitive enough for good pre-med/health science programs at semi-competitive colleges? (40-50% acceptance rate approx)
