Do we or do we not get into MIT? (Aero/Astro)

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Do we or do we not get into MIT?

You do not.

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DARPA Funding+Putnam T100 = MIT? [Aerospace Engineering; 4.0 GPA, 760RW/800M SAT, Canadian resident, international for US universities]

Demographics Gender: Male Race/Ethnicity: Nigerian Residence: Canada but moved from the UK Income Bracket: <$40,000 Type of School: Public School Hooks (Recruited Athlete, URM, First-Gen, Geographic, Legacy, etc.): Idk, maybe URM> Intended Major(s): (Aerospace Engineering) Academics GPA (4.0) Rank (or percentile): Top 10 out of 210 Standardized Testing List the highest scores earned and all scores that were reported. SAT: 1560 GCSE grades: All As and A*s, attained one of the highest scores in the UK at Maths and Further Maths GCSE Extracurriculars/Activities List all extracurricular involvements, including leadership roles, time commitments, major achievements, etc. Created methods in Spacecraft Trajectory optimisation which are more data efficient than current algorithms allowing me to become the Youngest DARPA Research Proposal Invitee in History. I’m also getting my research funded by DARPA as well. Chess Field Hockey Youtube and Tiktok accounts with over 100…

Chance me as a British-Canadian applying for Aerospace Engineering [8.1/9.0 GCSEs, 1460 SAT, parents do not intend to pay]

Guidelines Please check back to answer questions. Please do not share identifying information. Please do not include your race. Demographics US domestic (US citizen or permanent resident) or international student International student from Canada State/Location of residency: Alberta Type of high school (or current college for transfers): Public high school Other special factors: (first generation to college, legacy, recruitable athlete, etc.) Autistic Cost Constraints / Budget (High school students: please get a budget from your parents and use the Net Price Calculators on the web sites of colleges of interest.) Intended Major(s) Aerospace Engineering GPA, Rank, and Test Scores Unweighted HS GPA: (calculate it yourself if your high school does not calculate it) 8.1/9.0 APS/GPA in GCSEs Weighted HS GPA: (must specify weighting system; note that weighted GPA from the high school is usually not informative, unless aligned with the recalculation used by a college o…