<p>SAT Reasoning: CR=610 Math=680 Writing=650 . i know they're terrible =/
SAT 2s: Math I= 710 Math II=750 Bio E= 660
ACT: 28composite</p>
<p>gpa: my school doesn't do it out of the 4.0 scale but out of a 100 point scale my average is 95.96/100.
rank: 55/900 Top 7 percent</p>
<p>Courseload: AP US, AP World, AP Bio, AP Calc AB, AP Psych, AP English</p>
<p>ECs= my ECs I believe are the strongest portion of my application. Apart from the gajillion clubs i've joined in my school i've mostly been involved with the American Red Cross and Key Club. I was also the Chief editor of a Medical Publication in my school. I have over 100 hrs of volunteering work in the library. I have foreshadowed doctors in a hospital through an internship. I have interned at an Environmental Center (field biology). I have spent all 4 years of my hs participating in research and have spent my senior year researching with a distinguished professor at a mircrobiology lab. i play non-varisty tennis (3 years now), i was the manager of the bowling team, I am a trained dancer in Bollywood fusion (4 years). Apart from being a part of the National Honor Society (where i tutor kids) i have also been a new york science and engineering fair semifinalist and am competing again this year in the nationals. </p>
<p>I'm looking into the following schools as a Bio/Pre-med major</p>
<p>Boston University
Cornell University applying to CALS & Hum. Ec. (dream school)
Carnegie Mellon University
Johns Hopkins
UCLA
University of Rochester
NYU
Rutgers</p>
<p>I've received good recs and written really good essays for my poor stats =/</p>
<p>I'm a female and a NYS resident if that helps in any way. thanks!</p>
<p>It would not be a good idea to list every single one of the “bajillion” clubs you’ve joined. Just pick the ones that you had leadership positions in or that you think are unique.</p>
<p>If you do that, I’d say you have a decent shot at all of the schools, with Cornell and John Hopkins being mid-reaches.</p>
<p>Boston University - match
Cornell University applying to CALS & Hum. Ec. (dream school) - reach
Carnegie Mellon University - reach, ACT and SAT Reasoning a little low
Johns Hopkins - reach
UCLA - match
University of Rochester - don’t know enough to chance, sorry!
NYU - match
Rutgers - match</p>
<p>Overall, you have a decent shot at the schools on your list. If there is anyway to take your SATs again I would take advantage of that. But if your recs and essays are good, like your EC’s are, you should stand a solid chance! Good Luck!</p>
<p>Boston University - in
Cornell University applying to CALS & Hum. Ec. (dream school) - moderate reach
Carnegie Mellon University - high match/very low reach
Johns Hopkins - low reach
UCLA - in
University of Rochester - in
NYU - match
Rutgers - in</p>
<p>You have a great shot, it’s just those SAT keeping you down a bit. But your ECs are great and I wish i had them =P. As others said before, good colleges want to see consistent involvement in clubs (not involvement in every club per se). Good luck! Cornell is my dream school too</p>
<p>My comments are pretty much same as all others, your ECs are good and GPA and everything except its theh SATs…just like its haunting me too =(</p>
<p>Boston University - in
Cornell University applying to CALS & Hum. Ec. (dream school) -reach
Carnegie Mellon University -reach
Johns Hopkins- low reach since you have great research
UCLA -match
University of Rochester - Idk
NYU - match
Rutgers - high match</p>
<p>Boston University- in
Cornell University applying to CALS & Hum. Ec. (dream school) - reach
Carnegie Mellon University-reach
Johns Hopkins-reach
UCLA-Don’t know enough about it
University of Rochester - in
NYU - in
Rutgers- I have no idea</p>
<p>Boston University - in
Cornell University applying to CALS & Hum. Ec. (dream school) - mid reach
Carnegie Mellon University - low reach
Johns Hopkins - mid reach
UCLA - Not sure
University of Rochester - Not sure
NYU - Match (If you aren’t aiming for Stern/Tisch, else mid reach)
Rutgers - In</p>
<p>Boston University - in
Cornell University applying to CALS & Hum. Ec. (dream school) - reach, but hey a girl in my class with weaker scores than you and almost no extracurriculars got in. did you apply ED?
Carnegie Mellon University - match
Johns Hopkins - low reach
UCLA - match
University of Rochester - in
NYU - match
Rutgers - in</p>
<p>Boston University - safety
Cornell University applying to CALS & Hum. Ec. (dream school) - reach ( i applied ED with better EC’s like A LOT better, sorry :(, but they are stingy with the affirmitive action stuff… just be careful and dont be to keen on going, it’ll hit u hard if u get rejected) like i did)
Carnegie Mellon University - mid reach (my friend she got in with worse stats then you but through art as her major)
Johns Hopkins - high match
UCLA - DUNNO about UCs
University of Rochester - match…
NYU - low reach
Rutgers - safety</p>
<p>Boston University - in
Cornell University - reach
Carnegie Mellon University - match
Johns Hopkins - match
UCLA - match
University of Rochester - match
NYU - match
Rutgers - in</p>
<p>Boston University-match
Cornell University applying to CALS & Hum. Ec. (dream school)-I don’t know match about this one…
Carnegie Mellon University-low reach
Johns Hopkins-low reach
UCLA-reach
University of Rochester-match
NYU-match…depends on what college you r applying to
Rutgers- match</p>
<p>Boston University- match
Cornell University- reach, but with your ECs you have a decent shot.
Carnegie Mellon University- low reach
Johns Hopkins- high match
UCLA- match
University of Rochester- match
NYU- low reach
Rutgers- in</p>
<p>You have decent scores, pretty good SAT IIs. Your ECs and APs balance out your application.</p>
<p>This is what I think.</p>
<p>Boston University - in
Cornell University - reach
Carnegie Mellon University - match
Johns Hopkins - match
UCLA - match
University of Rochester - match
NYU - match
Rutgers - in </p>
<p>Your stats are not the end of the world- they arent sub 600. You also have ECs…</p>
<p>This is my chance- based on what I know, and the info you provided.</p>
<p>Boston University - in
Cornell University - reach
Carnegie Mellon University - match
Johns Hopkins - match
UCLA - match
University of Rochester - match
NYU - match
Rutgers - in </p>
<p>Boston University - match
Cornell University - low to middle reach
Carnegie Mellon University - low reach
Johns Hopkins - low reach
UCLA - match
University of Rochester - match
NYU - match
Rutgers - in</p>
<p>Boston University — match
Cornell University applying to CALS & Hum. Ec. (dream school) — reach
Carnegie Mellon University — reach
Johns Hopkins — reach
UCLA — match
University of Rochester — match
NYU — low reach
Rutgers — low match</p>