Is this good so far for colleges?

Starting from 9th grade, Im taking these Courses and Electives:

English World Humanities Level 0
Social Studies World Humanities Level 0
Geometry Level 1
Accelerated Geophysical Science Level 1/Honors
Arabic 1 Level 1
Interior Desighn Level 0
Computer Technology and Keyboarding Level 0


Level 1 is the highest level, Level 0 means everyone has to be in the same class, therefore it doesn't affect quality point average.


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Extra - Carricular ------ I might not be positively sure

In School:
CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES

Debate Team
Club Arabic
Improv Troupe ( not sure)
Student Senate Reps/Student Senate

SPORTS

Spring Season : Tennis/Track/Crew -- im not sure you can take all 3 of them at the same time/season

Winter Season: Fencing/Winter Track -- Again, not sure if i can take both of them

Out of School:

Yale Center for Excellence in Genome and Proteomics (not sure)

Minorities in Medicine Movement at Yale

HPREP Yale Program(not sure)

Yale Are High School Program

Yale Daily News Journalism

Science Fair

Yale New Haven Hospital Volunteer

Yale Model United Nation (not sure, costs like 100$)

Mosque/Church


Some of these programs are taken during the Summer


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Now i have some questions?

Does all this sound good inorder to go to a good college like YALE.? Or do i need to do some more stuff?

How do colleges now that you have taken all these extra-carriculars in and out of school?

I want to be a Doctor and major in Medical, do the electives, not courses, ELECTIVES like in 9th grade im taking computer and desighn, do the colleges will look at that but consider that i want to be a doctor, i didn't take alot of business or technology?

So thanks for helping, and please write what ever you think i need to do inorder to go to a good college, thank you so much.

This looks great, but I would not recommend adding more. College would much rather have you be President of so-and-so club that just a member of 3 clubs (same with sports--better to be captain of one team than in like 5 of them.) They want to see devotion and leadership--and being in charge (like a president, or secretary, or editor of the paper) shows that.
They know because you list them on your application, and if you lie and they catch you, you're in major trouble. So a smart person doesn't lie for fear of this.
The strongest-looking extracurriculars you have planned are those programs at Yale, and the science fair, and the hospital volunteering. All of those really show that you are very passionate about the subject.
Now you need to focus on your academics. Arabic is a GREAT language to study. Be sure you take 3-4 years of this--and only this language, don't switch to another one (that's what good schools want you to do.) Be sure you take AP classes. Most applicants to Yale or schools like it will have taken 5+ AP classes by the time they graduate, so you need to keep up with them.

that seems pretty good!

1 - Yes. It sounds like you are taking well-rounded classes that are needed. You might want to begin looking now at Yale's requirements to make sure you match up as far as electives, # of maths and sciences, etc.

#2 - You will want to put together a resume of your extra-curricular activities and possibly add references from supervisors.

#3 - Colleges these days want to see students do more than take sciences and maths. They realize that, especially in the medical field, you want a person, not a robot. The interior design may not be medically related, but will show that there is a human side to you. :)

The best advice I can give you is to plan ahead now, but have fun, also. You only get one chance at high school and life, so don't leave having regrets. Also, don't get too bogged down just doing stuff. It's OK to do nothing sometimes. Good luck!