Chances for College Of Engineering

Colleges & Universities Cornell University
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<p>Most likely major is chemical engineering:</p>

<p>GPA: 3.95 UW, 4.51 W (8 AP Courses) (Took all but two AP classes offered at school)
SAT: 2250 (780 Math, 710 CR, 760 Writing)
Class Rank: 2/329</p>

<p>Extra Curricular Activities:
President of Technology Student Association Chapter</p>

<p>President/Founder of UNICEF Chapter</p>

<p>Vice President of Science Club</p>

<p>Peer Leadership (Three day leadership training)</p>

<p>Tennis (JV Sophomore year, Varsity Junior year)</p>

<p>Tutored other peers in Algebra 2, Precalculus, and Chemistry (Around 60 hours of volunteering)</p>

<p>Did a research internship in a chemical engineering lab (testing materials, etc)</p>

<p>National Math Honor Society, and JV Math Team</p>

<p>World Language Honor Society</p>

<p>National Honor Society (Around 50 hours of volunteer work)</p>

<p>Achievments:
AP Scholar with Honor</p>

<p>Academic Achievment Award (all years of high school)</p>

<p>Technology Student Association Silver Achievment Pin</p>

<p>Rensselaer Medalist ($15,000 scholarship award given to one junior per participating school, money only given if student attends Rensselaer)</p>

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<p>firered:</p>

<p>I assume that you’ve looked up Cornell admission stats.</p>

<p>You have Excellent SATs, and a superior class rank. Your ECs look solid. Given your class ranking, I assume you’ll have great teacher recommendations.</p>

<p>So … bottom line. Strong candidate.</p>

<p>But you probably knew that already.</p>

<p>Of course, Cornell gets many more applications highly qualified students than it can accept, so there’s no guaranty. Every year there are many people who absolutely ‘should’ get in, but don’t, and a number who get in but appear to have lesser stats. No one outside of the admissions process can figure this out.</p>

<p>Do you have any hooks?</p>

<p>For example, if you’re female with these stats, it would be a surprise if you didn’t get in. Are you a legacy? Member of a URM. </p>

<p>If yes to any of these, I’d say very likely admit. Even without a hook, you’re a good match.</p>

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<p>You’re certainly qualified, now it just comes down to whether you’re a good fit or not, which we can’t tell you- only Cornell can. Good luck!</p>