would yale want me?
an african 2%rwandan and 98% burundian
i want to go for agriculture or international studies
i have a 3.4 gpa unweighted so far from freshman and sophmore(honors math)
this year( junior)-h english and ap us history and skiped algebra2,h chemistry, doing college course in a community college ,reaching 4.0 gpa unweighted
by next year 3ap (math, history, english) reaching for 4.0 gpa unweighted
my electives are independent studies, and web design.
sports -varsity girl soccer, trying for softball
also in model un for 3 years and in school newspaper and e.r.a.s.e(erase racism on earth) 2years,digital photography 1year
my elective- will be psycology,economics,criminal justice, and anatomy
i am planning to go to university of michigan lead program this summer. hopefully.
red cross & doing my community service 100 hours when graduate,volunteering in burundi this summer (red cross)
tutor kids in YMCA next year after school.
2years spanish,3years science
It is impossible to tell this, since you are currently only a sophomore and have not yet taken the SATs. In order to make this a possibility, you need to take the most rigorous academic program possible and do extremely well in it (the 3.4 would not be enough, and I'm not sure it is possible to raise it to a 4.0 in one year, since you would be combining two years with a 3.4 with only one year of higher grades). Your SAT score would have to be well over 2000 (probably closer to 2200). Your extracurriculars are good, and you have an interesting background, but like many students, you seem to over-emphasize the extracurriculars, as if they would substitute for the required academic record. At most elite schools, they look first at the academics. If those are sufficient, they will then look at the other factors, but they will not consider the other factors if your academics (rigor, grades, scores) are not strong enough.
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