<p>Hello. I'm a sophomore at NYU, I'm in the Presidential Honors program (sounds fancy, right?) and double majoring in Philosophy (with honors) and Computer Science, and minoring in Creative Writing. </p>
<p>By the end of this semester (they won't be counting next semester's grades, I don't think they'll get them in time) my GPA will almost certainly be between 3.82 and 3.9. </p>
<p>My high school grades weren't competitive for Cornell but it was at a very challenging high school that Cornell likes (Stuyvesant in NYC, if it helps). </p>
<p>SAT score was 2270 (800M/710R/760W)
No APs being sent, SAT Subject I had a 790 on Math 2 and some mediocre score (680 or something) in US history I think? I will have completed 60 credits so I don't think they'll care so much about APs?</p>
<p>Frosh Fall:
Honors Seminar: How to Write a Novel - A
Calc 1 (towards Comp Sci major) : A-
Logic (philosophy): A
Russian 1: A</p>
<p>Frosh Spring:
Advanced Non-Classical Logic (philosophy) - A-
Intro to Computer Science: A
Russian: A-
Writing the Essay (college writing): A</p>
<p>Summer (at NYU as well):
Intro to Creative Writing: A
Russian History: A-</p>
<p>I'm almost certainly getting As/A-s in the two philosophy courses I'm taking, and an A in the CS class I'm taking this semester (same professor as my last one, would probably write me a rec). I'm a half-decent writer, so I'm not overly concerned about the actual application but I'll put considerable care into it.</p>
<p>How do you like my chances for Fall of 2012?
I would really appreciate your thoughts, even if they're incomplete, speculative, or only that you require more information.</p>