<p>So a few months back I realized that the number one place I wanted to transfer to was Cornell's ILR, they have absolutely everything I want. Upon receiving and reading the information they sent me, I had an overall good feeling about applying, my GPA is well above the average transfer GPA, I have solid EC's, etc... But the more I read on here I just feel like I might be wasting my time with applying to Cornell even though it is my dream school. </p>
<p>You tell me, am I indeed wasting my time, or should I continue through with the process? Do I at least have a chance at getting a GT? </p>
<p>College GPA- 3.79 (community college)
Courses- all serious and challenging courses, no pottery or anything of that sort. Took a few honors classes as well.
EC's- PTK, Pre-Law/Poli Sci club, full time job, Loads of independent research regarding non-verbal learning disability and asperger's that I have started to turn into a book. (Little brother suffers from this condition, hence my interest) </p>
<p>HS GPA 2.5
EC's- Varsity track, football, and wrestling </p>
<p>I will not be sending my SAT scores as it is optional. </p>
<p>My high school record is extremely poor because i simply goofed off, but I am hoping that they will see the dramatic improvement. </p>
<p>One last question, I currently have 40 completed credits, and am registered for another 15 in the fall, should I apply for the spring semester or wait and apply for fall of 2011, in hopes they will put more emphasis on my college record?</p>