<p>I was wondering if anyone would spare their time to give me chances for admission to Cornell Arts and Sciences. I want to study Economics at Cornell. I am a Caucasian male from the west coast (who attends a boarding school)and Cornell is my first choice school. I'm planning on applying Early Decision in the fall.</p>
<p>Academic Info
GPA: 3.76
Class Rank: School does not rank
ACT: 32
SAT II: I'm going to take these two in the fall: US History and English
Awards/Honors:</p>
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<p>My GPA is low but it has a good trend. It was around a 3.8 freshman year, a 3.6 sophomore year and a 4.0 junior year. As you can tell sophomore was a difficult year for me, it was my first year at boarding school. Junior year I really challenged myself and I took 4 AP/IB classes (my school combines them): AP/IB US History, AP/IB English, IB SL Physics, IB ITGS. In addition I took TOK (Theory of Knowledge) and Chinese 1. I'm taking Chinese 2 over the summer to meet Cornell's language requirement. I know that I can get good recommendations from this year, a lot of my teachers really liked me. My counselor also seems to like me a lot. </p>
<p>Extracurricular Info</p>
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<p>Co-Founder of my school's business club Co-President of said business club Founder of the Young Republicans Club at my school Every summer so far I've spent about 20 hours a week working at my mom's CPA business 2 years JV Lacrosse 2 years JV Cross Country 2 Years Varsity ice hockey (12 years total, unlikely to play competitively in college) Captain of my ice hockey team Junior year Various awards for hockey regarding leadership, dedication etc... 300-400 hours total as a junior ice hockey coach 150 Hours refereeing ice hockey games I've worked the past two summers as a councilor at a local hockey camp I have created my own one on one ice hockey coaching service with 6 weekly clients I worked 12-15 hours a week this school year at my ice hockey association and will continue to do so this summer</p>
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