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I just applied for Kid’s club attenant out here in CA and i just want to know how much do they get paid if anyone can find that out for me

KID’S CLUB ATTENDANT FOR 24HOUR FITNESS

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I would like to know what should be my #1 step. I think its that I should start focusing on my own health (diet and fitness)…but other than that, what can I do?

If its not too lengthy, what are the next few steps?
Any tips? Personal experience?

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I am currently a Junior in the Cambridge Academy at my school, and the universities above are the ones that I would really like to attend after I graduate next year, studying in the field of engineering. I go to a vocational school, so after my freshman year I take two academy classes every year (in my case, Engineering classes). I am a white Hispanic male.

I don’t know how much this helps, but in the previous three years, the following numbers of students have been accepted into high end universities: 1 into MIT, 1 into Brown, 1 into UPenn, 2 into Columbia, 1 into Cornell, 1 into Dartmouth, 1 into UC Berkely, 1 into Harvard.

I take AICE classes, which are somewhat like IB and AP, with either AS level (one year course) or A level (two year course, usually crammed into one year). The grading system for the test at the end of the year (the same way AP has a test) is A-E, and U for not passing.

Current GPA (Unweighted): 3.7
Current Weighted GPA: 4.9
(keep in mind this is before my advanced classes this year are weighed in)

Freshman Schedule (Grade):
AP Biology (B, 5 on AP Test)
AP World History (A, 5 on AP Test)
Honors Algebra II (B)
Honors English (A)
Computing/Software Technology (A)
Health/Fitness (A)

Sophomore Schedule:
AICE Psychology, A Level (A, C on AICE Test)
AICE English Language, AS Level (B, B on AICE Test)
Honors Precalculus (A)
Honors Chemistry (A)
Engineering Technologies I (A)
Engineering Design I (A)

Junior Schedule (calculated grade):
AICE English Literature, AS Level (A)
AICE Pure Mathematics, AS Level (B)
AICE U.S. History, A Level (A)
AP Physics B (A)
Engineering Technologies II (A)
Engineering Design II (A)

I feel extremely confident I will do very well on every test this year.

Senior Schedule:
AP English Literature
AP U.S. Government
AP Macroeconomics
AP Physics C or AP Chemestry
AP Calculus BC
Engineering Technologies III
Engineering Design III

Extracurriculars:
Key Club
Team Jag Robotics (currently President)
National Honor Society
Technology Student Association
Junior State of America

Awards/Acheivements:
Mayhem in Miami III Battlebot Competition (1st Place)
Youth Fair Battlebot Competition(3nd Place)
2010 BotsIQ National Battlebot Championship(1st Place)
Youth Fair Wood and Plastic Fabrication(1st Place)
Youth Fair Engineering CAD Drawing(1st Place)
Solidworks Certified Associate
Mastercam Industrial Certification

I will attend the Stanford EPGY Summer Institutes program this summer on Stanford’s campus.

PSAT Score: 205
ACT Score (cumulative): 32
SAT Score: 730 Writing, 710 Reading, 650 Math (2090 Total)

So what are my chances?

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Please can you help me find a nice gym or spa in Bath, i dont want a leisure centre type of place, i want a pool and exercise equipment. Thanks in advance.

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