Chance me. Carnegie Mellon

<p>I am applying to the college of science for physics and i am applying to the computer science college
APs
-AB/BC calc - got a 5 on the BC test and a 5 on the AB subscore (11th grade)
-AP Psychology - 5 (10th grade)
-AP US history - 5 (11th grade)
-AP Physics C Mechanics and E&M - 5, 5 (11th grade)</p>

<p>currently taking (senior year)
-AP Stats
-AP government
-AP micro/macro economics
-AP computer science (taking it online)
-AP European history
-english 4 honors (2nd semester only)
-basketball (1st semester only)</p>

<p>Sat
-math - 740
-reading - 650
-writing - 670</p>

<p>Sat IIs
-physics - 760
-math 2 - 770</p>

<p>clubs
-math club
-science club</p>

<p>extracurriculars
-math and science tutor for AP physics and honors chem
-camp counselor/swimming instructor
-i competed in math competitions
-swimmer for ten years for a private club, went to a few state competitions. however i stopped 2 years ago due to health complications</p>

<p>weighted gpa (6.0 scale)
-4.72</p>

<p>unweighted gpa
-3.63</p>

<p>class rank
-110 out of 950</p>

<p>Awards
- College board AP scholar with distinction award</p>

<p>hours - 500 from tutoring and teaching swimming</p>

<p>thanx in advance</p>

<p>Frankly, your chance is quite low. Your GPA and SAT scores are substantially low.
But good luck! i’m applying to CMU as well. AH IM NERVOUS!</p>

<p>I don’t think you’ll get into the school of computer science. extremely competitive</p>

<p>I’d give your chances at the mellon college of science as 50/50.</p>

<p>alright cool, i like those chances for the science school because that was my first choice anyway. i have a question though and it doesn’t have to do with chances. if i do get in, is it easy to switch colleges because if it turns out i dont like physics as much as i think i do, i might end up liking something in a different college like the Tepper school of business for economics or something.</p>