and if yes, will i be benefitted with affirmative action?

My weighted GPA is 3.9 but has risen steadily each year, with a 4.2 weighted GPA junior year

My SAT scores are 750 on critical reading, 720 on math, and 700 on writing

Macroeconomics AP test- 5

Microeconomics AP test- 5

English Language AP test- 5

I am treasurer of Somerset Teenage Republicans

I am treasurer of our school’s Future Business Leaders of America

I do charity work tutoring and teaching intercity kids tennis for 2 hours a week

I had a 2 week internship at a local congressman’s campaign office

I had a 2 week internship in Germany in the investment department at Commerzbank

I had a 2 week internship at a hedge fund in New York

I also won an investing competition in my econ class, beating out 60 other people

My schedule for next year is

AP english lit

AP gov and pol

AP german

AP art history

AP stat

Thanks a lot!

Note that university/college choice tends to be on reputation, which reflects what a collection of people who don’t know much think about a school – and often about the athletic program. Ranking is also huge and ranking is really about how much money schools have and how rich the students are (there is a ton of literature on this if you want to go read it) so have a care in selecting a school based on reputation and ranking. You may overlook a really great school for you just because the school is not on someone’s list of ‘preferred providers’.

The research on engagement (NSSE) and learning outcomes as measured by standardized tests (GRE, LSAT, etc.) really favor small private schools as the best collegiate experience. And really, would you rather be one of 2,000 or one of 40,000 on campus?