possible with a scholarship, no valedictorian status makes that much more difficult, as well as just plain getting accepted.
Frankly, the way BYU seems to work now, I am just hoping she can get accepted into BYU, she gave up sports to focus on scholastic achievement so she doesn't have as much extra-curricular time and well-roundedness to her application as her siblings that got accepted to BYU, so I worry about her getting accepted, especially when her scholastic achievements are being downgraded which is a shame, she is smart, but she isn't the smartest in the school, but she is probably the most dedicated, she studies and does homework past midnight almost every school night, and has done that since Jr. High, even as her parent I am blown away by her consistency and dedication, there are over 1K students in her class and she has checked her class ranking every semester to make sure she stays #1.