what good engineering school would give me a full ride?

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<p>white/male/applying to schools of engineering/PA</p>

<p>QPA:
4.75 as of now
5.00 predicted at end of year
ranked 1/329
straight A’s</p>

<p>CLASSES:
9th:
English 9 Honors
Integrated Algebra and Geometry 3 Honors
World History Honors
Biology Honors
Debate I Honors
Spanish 3
10th:
AP US History
Pre-Calculus Honors
Chemisty Honors
English 10 Honors
Debate II Honors
C++
Dual Enrollment class at Washington and Jefferson College:
Macro-Economics 101
11th:
AP Calculus AB/BC
AP Chemistry
AP English 11
AP Statistics
Economics Honors
American Gov’t Honors
Oracle 1+2
12th:
Physics Honors
AP Psychology
AP English
Dual Enrollment class at Washington and Jefferson College:
Multivariable Calculus 208</p>

<p>Standardized Tests:
ACT:
Composite: 29
Math: 35
Reading: 27
SAT:
MATH: 790
VERBAL: 690
WRITING: 670
TOTAL: 2150
SAT IIs:
Math 1: 720
Math 2: 760
Chemistry: 640</p>

<p>AP Tests:
Stat: 4
Calc AB: 4
Chem: 3</p>

<p>Extra-Curricular:
Swimming:
member of YMCA team for 7 years
6 time District qualifier
6 time State qualifier
1 time National qualifier</p>

<p>Speech and Debate:
2 time State qualifier
Alternate to Nationals for Pennsylvania</p>

<p>Math League:
4 time Sectional Finalist
Math Counts State Qualifier
AIME qualifier</p>

<p>Organizations I’m in:
SADD
NHS</p>

<p>Community Service:
15 Hours work for City Council
290 Hours work for political campaign</p>

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<p>Did you apply at Cooper Union?</p>

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<p>try a school with a high girl:boy ratio. Your bod is valuable. Your mind capacity wouldn’t hurt either.</p>

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<p>What type of engineering? Texas A&M (my school) has the higehst rated petroleum engineering program in the country, and would be very likely to give you a full ride w/ those stats.</p>

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<p>northeastern</p>

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<p>Check Case Western.</p>

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<p>Let me muse out loud. </p>

<p>If I was a college with limited funds; I can give X number of full tuition (your living expenses are your own) or 2X - 50% scholarships, 4X - 25% scholarships, 10X - 10% scholarships, or any combination thereof, and still have an exceptional student body. Full tuitions and fullrides are rare and exceptional. Since you are looking at PA engineering schools, then you may know that CMU is careful with its funds. They are not cheap is their scholarship giving, but just careful, and they get an excellent student cohort that garners achievements. </p>

<p>I would guess that other comparable schools attempt the same. </p>

<p>Good Luck.</p>