<p>I heard from one of the recent grads at my high school that she got credit at CALS for getting a 3 on the AP Physics B exam (I did too). I was wondering if this applies to all students or if this was a special case?</p>
<p>Also... I was wondering what you think my chances are at getting in RD at CALS under the Animal Sciences major (I'm from NY, by the way).</p>
<p>GPA: 3.9ish, probably top 11% of my high school (which has a phenomenal relationship with Cornell & is one of the top high schools in the country)
SAT: 730 verbal, 670 math (I seriously cannot do SAT math, but I get 4.0s in all my advanced math courses)
SAT II: 730 writing, 720 biology, 660 U.S. History (mehhh)
Senior year courses:
AP Calculus AB
AP French
AP Biology (99 average & 100 on the midterm!)
AP Environmental Science
English electives
Social Studies electives
-- Midyear report EXCELLENT, have always done phenomenally in school with advanced, challenging courses
ECs:
Tons of volunteerwork at farms, veterinarians, MS society
Steady job
Summer experiences working at camp and attending Tufts vet summer program
Musical/artistic talent (sent art slides... have taken many art courses at high school and have had my work showcased)
President of unique club with volunteerwork
Member of various other clubs</p>
<p>Good essays & great recs... I show an extreme interest in veterinary medicine, yet I show I am very well-rounded and a good hard-working student.</p>
<p>What do ya think?</p>