<p>I brought my ACT up from a 28 to a 30, 31 superscored. </p>
<li>How do I rush this to Cornell the fastest, by phone?</li>
<li>Is this good enough for a URM to compensate for a 1200 SAT and 540 SATII score?</li>
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<p>u have a 1200 SAT???.. u should send it to show that the low SAT scores are cuz u were sick on exam day…</p>
<p>not all 3 together, all 3 I have a 1750</p>
<p>which one is ur weakest</p>
<p>cr and writing, each 560
ACT english was a 32, reading a 31</p>
<p>isnt an ACT 32 is like 700+ in SAT? how do u manage such big a gap</p>
<p>honestly, I have no effing idea…</p>
<p>I like to guess, and the ACT doesn’t penalize you for that. I’m tired and I’m going to bed, do you think this is good enough for ED Cornell as a URM 1st generation for CALS, since you’re the only one responding… thanks by the way :)</p>
<p>Im applying to CALS AEM ED, and i have 1460/2090… which is subpar with the average i think… the writing section screwed me up cuz i cant write fast enough… ur scores definitely are not a hook but if u have great ECs and recs etcs, u have a chance. </p>
<p>If you apply , u HAVE a chance; if u dont, u have NO chance.</p>
<p>And my major is atmospheric science, which is one of the least competitive (historically, knock on wood) throughout the university. Only 90-100 apply, usually 40-45 get in. Most are ED kids.</p>
<p>also i believe that about 10% of ppl admitted have scores like you. You can go look at their common data set thingy on their website to find out the score ranges. and etc</p>
<p>hah ain’t that the truth, well I already applied so I guess I have a chance!</p>
<p>o if ur doing an ez to get in major, u have way better chances, plus ur applying ED</p>
<p>of course, anyone who applies and puts effort into doing the best application they can have a chance.</p>
<p>god bless ED, and i worked for months on my app., and i loved my essays, so if I don’t get in I will have no regrets. I feel like in every area I did my absolute best, especially the ACT since I never studied for it (personal belief, I feel like studying is like cheating) So whatever happens happens. And there is always deferral, waitlist, and guarenteed transfer, and transfer in general 
so there are other ways to get into Cornell. Thanks and good luck to you 2</p>
<p>Cornell has about 37% average ED admission rate i believe, and that is definitely boosts everyone’s chances. and i think Cornell likes to defer ppl too. Plus I applied to 2 colleges so i get 2 chances…</p>