The classes I have taken since freshman year have been mostly Honors and AP classes.

I was born in Pakistan and I speak 3 languages. When I was 4 we moved to the US. Shouldn't my minority status help?

I am in 3 clubs and I volunteer at a hospital and at a temple.
I played JV soccer for 1 year also.

I know I have written an OUTSTANDING essay for the OSU app, It took me a couple weeks because I took my time.

Do you guys think I will be accepted into OSU? I'm hoping that I get accepted since it is my top choice…

If not OSU, do you guys think I will be accepted into Miami university in Oxford? That's my second choice…

Oklahoma State University: Definitely

Oregon State University: Definitely

Ohio State University: Highly Likely — especially if you are an Ohio resident.

If your GPA is unweighted and you have high SAT scores, you can probably do better than any of the OSUs.

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GPA: 4.0 (unweighted)
AP Exams taken so far: Biology(5), World History(4), U.S. History(4), Physics B(3), English Language(5), Calculus AB(5)
ACT: 31 composite, 9 on essay
SAT: 740 writing, 690 math, 680 reading (2110 total)

I played JV soccer for 2 years, have 2 part time jobs (one at the library, one teaching religious school), i am in 5 honor societies, captain of academic team, play violin and viola (have been accepted into county orchestra on both), and have done at least 150 hours of volunteer work throughout high school…..
my school doesn’t do ranks but for percentages, i’m in the top 10% and maybe even in top 5% or 1%…
oh and I’m from New York….

Can I get into any of these colleges, and if so, which ones do you think will give me a lot of money (scholarships/aid)… I’m looking for about 80-100% scholarships?

1. University of Miami
2. College of William and Mary
3. Cornell University
4. Brandeis University
5. Boston University
6. Yale University
7. University of Virginia
8. Vanderbilt University

1. U Miami: Safety
2. William and Mary; Match
3. Cornell: Reach
4. Brandeis: Match
5. BU: Safety
6. Yale: Reach
7. UVA: Match
9: Vanderbilt: Match

You have a good mix of safeties, reaches, and matches.

Where exactly should I do begin???
a step by step plan would be perfect.
thanks in advance guys.
I'm from LATIN AMERICA (just in case) it seems an ignorant thought I was Islamic or Muslim .

Quotas are being readjusted radically if you're from any Islamic country so don't hold your breath, and rightfully so.

The Al Arian scandal is still fresh in the minds of many in Florida and the USA.

So sorry to inform you but Muslims are screened and re-screened and investigated and screened again and rightfully so.

I play soccer (probably won't go very far with that), I am in a number of school clubs, I have about 150 service hours, great recs, decent essays, and i'm a colombian jew.

My colleges are:
Emory University
Tulane University
Washington U in St. Louis
University of Miami
University of Florida
Babson College
Boston College
UC at Berkeley
Claremont Mckenna College

can anyone help???

I highly doubt you'll get in to Berkeley but you have a shot at Wash U and the rest you have a solid shot at. You're grades are decent, as are your scores and ec's. Nothing really stands out, but being a Colombian Jew will actually help you out since you are so average. If you're in Cali then you have a slight shot at UCB and should apply for UCLA. If not then it's a definite no.

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A) Do GED but can i do it at 16?
B) Go high school in usa and get high school diploma?
C) Do SATs and some AP exam to get in to college but will they look at my gcses more then the SATs?
D) Any other you may require

Also is it true that I can apply for schloarships for college if i get my social security number and show some proof that my step dad is fileing for me to have residency in florida and have citezinship in usa?

go and start working

But which one?

I want to learn Japanese, since I always wanted to go there. Whether, by leisure, business, student exchange, or what have you, I have always wanted to go there.

However, I live in Miami and the Spanish community is huge. So, there is benefit to learning Spanish. Especially, if I want to go into business and deal with the Latin American sector. I want to go to Trinidad and Tobago one day to work, and there is plenty of interaction with Venuzuela, so I'll need Spanish.

Plus, I've already started learning Spanish, since it's the only language my school offers. So I'll have two years of Spanish when I graduate. Of course, I'll need more classes to refine it after high school and to make it usable on a business level.

But I'm not willing to let go of Japanese, so I want to take it in college.

Is it possible for me to take them both?

You can really take whatever classes you want to in college. If you want to take 4 different language courses at a time you may sign up for them, but if you'll be able to do well is another story.
What most people do with language in college who wish to be multilingual is to take 2 semesters of one language and then move on to the next.

When I was an opera major we were supposed to know French, Italian, German and Latin by the time we graduated. We spent two semesters (one year) on each. I even took spanish over summer semesters.

It's hard, but if you're willing to work at it you can do it. Being multilingual will help you greatly in the business world.

Good luck and good for you for being concerned about your future this early.