<p>Here's a template:</p>
<p>Current School:
Entering as:
High School GPA:
College GPA:
SAT/ACT Scores:
SAT II Scores:
Significant ECs:</p>
<p>Applied to:
Accepted:
Waitlisted:
Rejected:</p>
<p>Likely Attending:</p>
<p>PS. This thread would be most useful if people wait until they have ALL of their results. That way it doesn't get too long and future members can find final results easily. I know it's hard to wait, but it would really help :).</p>
<p>Current School:Wayne State University
Entering as: Mid-year Sophomore
High School GPA:89 ~3.7/4.0
College GPA:4.0
SAT/ACT Scores: Not Taken
SAT II Scores:Not Taken
Significant ECs: Molecular Genetics Research Assistant, Learning Community Member, Recreational mathematics, Relay for Life, etc.(all the other basic stuff/clubs). </p>
<p>Applied to: Cornell CAS; Chemistry and Chemical Biology
Accepted: Cornell CAS
Waitlisted:NA
Rejected:NA</p>
<p>Likely Attending: Cornell CAS</p>
<p>Current School: Boston U
Entering as: First Semester Junior
High School GPA: 4.1 W
College GPA: 3.2 (BAD first semester - 2.5)
SAT/ACT Scores: 2150
SAT II Scores: 700 Latin, 740 US History, 610 Math 1
Significant ECs: 2 jobs</p>
<p>Applied to: Boston College and Bentley
Accepted: Boston College and Bentley
Waitlisted:
Rejected:</p>
<p>Likely Attending: Boston College</p>
<p>what was your major bceagles?
I too want to transfer to BC, specifically CSOM. I'm kinda having a bad first semester as a freshman as well.</p>
<p>congrats to #2,#3!
zakaqel, may I ask you a question? How did you get the position of Research Assistant? Is there any chance for freshman(1st semester) to become a research assistant? I asked my academic advisor the question and got the answer that only juniors and seniors could attend official reserach group. there are unofficial research groups for sophomore also. But there is none for freshman. :( do you think it is important for a freshman standing applicant to have research experience? Thank you!</p>
<p>If you go to a big school, it is relativly easy to get a research position at a lab. Just go up to one of your professors and tell them that you'd be interested in working with them. They'll usually tell you to schedule an appointment so they get an idea of "why you want to do research." If you convince them, they'll take you.</p>
<p>I started working in in the lab during the summer of my freshman year. I didn't have any previous experience.</p>
<p>Wow some schools are already released results? CA schools aren't until like June 09 ;o</p>
<p>Kmzizzle, they're transferring next semester, not in the fall.</p>
<p>oh, should add that to the topic then since most ppl transfer in the fall :P</p>
<p>(yawn).. we're going to have to make a new results thread</p>