<p>nj public school
rising senior
african american female</p>
<p>GPA: 3.7 uw
SAT: 2020
II's: Bio:720 US HIstory: 700 Lit: 690
AP's: Bio, History, World, Physics, English
INTENDED MAJOR: biological sciences/ plant pathology</p>
<p>Tennis Team- (co-founder of program)-captain
Model Congress-4 yrs-Committee Leader
Model UN
Cornell NanoBiotechnology Research Internship(NBTC)
MSAA Institutes Internship
Biotech Internship via InRoads
Secretary of the Interact Club
Science League
Contributor to the Falcon Crest Newspaper (School news)
Lockheed Martin Minorities in Engineering Participant
Member of National Society of Black Engineers (NSBE)
Youth Achievers' Committee
(lots of community service stuff ie:habitat for humanity)</p>
<p>Essays are great
Recs will also be very interesting</p>
<p>Your test scores are WAYYYY too low. The SAT is 150 points too low and the SAT IIs should be closer to 750 each. Yet, being African-American certainly is the wildcard. I don't know enough about how many SAT points being URM floats you, so I'll say that your chances largely depend on how desperate NU gets for diversity</p>
<p>You're going to get AA, so it's possible you'll get accepted.</p>
<p>Being female hurts though, don't forget.</p>
<p>im retaking this october and aiming fir 2150+..would that be more within the range?</p>
<p>^^ unless you're applying for engineering. Then it's an advantage I think?</p>
<p>Does the engineering school have a lower sat? If so, by how much?</p>
<p>No, it's higher. but you're a girl, so it helps.</p>
<p>No. He/she was talking about the lack of females who apply to engineering schools. It would help you to apply to the engineering school if you were a female but being a female hurts you for all the other schools. That being said, it is not going to be easier for you to get into NU by applying to the engineering school if you haven't demonstrated a lot of interest in it through your ECs.</p>