<p>Wondering about chances for </p>
<p>white male
188 PSAT
ranked 37/371</p>
<p>a lot of Bs</p>
<p>no music, no sports
mock trial
FBLA
national honor society
ski club
spanish club
best buddies</p>
<p>For Cornell and Penn and Lehigh</p>
<p>Wondering about chances for </p>
<p>white male
188 PSAT
ranked 37/371</p>
<p>a lot of Bs</p>
<p>no music, no sports
mock trial
FBLA
national honor society
ski club
spanish club
best buddies</p>
<p>For Cornell and Penn and Lehigh</p>
<p>wondering about ED chances. </p>
<p>also, took AP US and got a 4. Currently taking AP Euro and AP English Lit.</p>
<p>Not much chance for Penn and Cornell.</p>
<p>No chance for Penn or Cornell. Lehigh would be a stretch. I think you need to look at schools like Syracuse, Penn State, or U of Delaware.</p>
<p>a strong shot at lehigh - penn and cornell… not much</p>
<p>these stats are way to incomplete to give you a chances estimate
-GPA? Sat/act/sat II ? Courseload… these are probably the most important factors of admission, and you havent given any.</p>
<p>get a 2100+, 700 + SAT IIs, 30+ ACT and then you should have a shot at these schools</p>
<p>sonataX
lehigh’s much more competitive than u think
without knowing his SAT scores and with that EC’s I don’t think u can say that he has a strong shot at Lehigh</p>
<p>like stonecold23 said, the stats that paulus89 provided are insufficient</p>
<p>they are not my stats, but stats of a friend with unrealistic goals. thread was needed to prove a point</p>