<p>Hey everyone! Cornell's Computer Science Program looks very appealing to me. I know I should probably choose a school in New York City or Chicago if I want to work in the investments and securities industry, but I really like Cornell so far based on what I have seen and heard (and I am trying to visit ASAP). I do not match a lot of those elite profiles, but I would like you all to chance me. Thanks in advance for your time and do your best :).</p>
<p>Academic---</p>
<p>Unweighted GPA: 3.7/4.0
Weighted GPA: 4.15-4.23
Class Rank: Top 4-7% of Class
SAT Score: Try 1: 2080, Try 2: 2250, Superscore: 2300
School Type: Suburban, Diverse, Public NJ</p>
<p>As of Junior Year: taken 6 AP classes and 9 Honors classes (covering all the academic subjects, some electives, and 1 world language [world language honors starts at level 4] )</p>
<p>Senior Year Schedule: 5-6 AP classes</p>
<p>Subject Tests (Estimate):</p>
<p>Math: 780-800
Biology: 740-780
US History/Literature: 740-780</p>
<p>Extracurricular---</p>
<p>-Eagle Scout Candidate (Project to finish by October-November)
-President of a Science related club (one of the largest student organizations in the district, if not the largest)
-Captain of Debate Team (Varsity)
-Held multiple leadership positions in Boy Scouts since 9th grade (6-month terms, the highest position being equivalent to Vice President)
-DECA awards at State and Regional Level
-Science Olympiad Medals at Regional Level</p>
<p>Volunteer Work---</p>
<p>-Volunteer at an after school program
-Volunteer at School Library
-Volunteer at local elementary/middle school science fair multiple years (two years as a mentor included)
-Summer Volunteer at County Library summer before 9th-11th grade
-Total Volunteer Hours: 280-350</p>
<p>Other/Misc./Experience---</p>
<p>-Worked full-time in the summer after junior year as an intern in a local firm helping to develop some innovative financial software</p>
<p>Recommendations/Referrals (Estimate)---</p>
<p>Recommendation 1- 9/10
Recommendation 2- 8/10
Counselor Recommendation- 8/10</p>