Not only should you be in clubs, you should be president of those clubs. Colleges LOVE to see leadership, because it shows true passion.

Don’t join clubs or sports solely on the basis of impressing colleges, because colleges will realize that, it’s called EC(extra-curricular) stacking, and it looks very bad.

Try not to get B’s, especially in classes that you think you will be majoring in(for example, don’t get a B in Calculus when you want to major in Applied Mathematics, it’s just common sense)

It’s good that you are taking Honors classes, try to take AP’s if they are offered.

Take the SAT, ACT, and SAT II Subject tests as many times as you can in order to get the highest scores possible.

If you have more questions, collegeboard.com and princetonreview.com are excellent sources of college help.

(Breath of air)

Just a tip you’ll find helpful next year:

For the SAT/ACT, take a prep course (your guidance counselor can probably help you find one in your town or nearby).