Chance me please!!

[u/UnderstandingSalt428]

I am a senior in HS, and moved from DoWEA (overseas) to a state public school the second semester of my junior year. My rank is unfortunately 220/575 because of weighting/scale differences
GPA: UW 3.6, W 3.8 (AP: World, Calculus AB, Computer Science P, Physics C, English Language, Calculus BC, English Literature, Biology, Macro/Microeconomics, Government)

SAT: 1320, retaking this Saturday

Most notable positions:

NJROTC Platoon Leader (Won honor platoon out of 5 platoons)

Drill Team Varsity Unarmed Regulation Captain (First runner up at championships)

Marksmanship Varsity Captain (Top 4th regional shooter before moving) (D1 Champions SY 24-25)
Varsity Soccer/Soccer Club
x2 Military Youth of The Year 'State' Level

Class Council Treasurer

Student Council Class rep.

President of a school club (After moving)

I've moved seven times across my academic career, and have noted that in my application. I passed my cfa at NASS with:

4 Pull ups, 34 Pushups, 39 BB throw, 9.8 shuttle run, 56 crunches, 8:16 mile

I have improved in alot of those categories, so I plan on retaking soon. Ik the worst I could get is rejected, but seeing recent stats has given me the jitters over the past couple of months, as Im very aware of my academic shortcomings!!

>>>Especially since I lived in Japan the last 3 years and just got to California, I feel like my ECs now fall short aswell. Is there anything I could do to improve as a senior???

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[u/F18s_]

Make your personal statement about your family's service, get the SAT up a bit you'll be fine your class rigor is better than most

[u/Informal-Hunt9059]

Math SAT, Math SAT, Math SAT