Chance me for Carnegie Melon EA, Harvey Mudd ED, Georgiatech EA?

<p>(sorry, accidentally posted twice)
Hello all,
I’m really interested in engineering, and I just want to have a rough estimate at my chances at some really good engineering schools out there, particularly ED at hmc.</p>

<p>Gender: Male
Ethnicity: Korean
Intended Major: Really any type of engineering, no particular type
Rank: I go to a very competitive private school, but my school does not rank</p>

<p>SAT: 2250, Took it again in october and waiting for results(760 math, 690 CR, 800 writing 11 essay)
GPA: 3.99 weighted (I went from a 3.8 in freshman year to a 4.35 last semester of junior year, I was hoping this continuous upward curve could help compensate for lower grades in freshman/sophomore year?) unweighted : 3.6 3.7 ish? Not sure
Subject Tests: 770 math II, 760 Physics, 800 Chinese
AP tests: 5 APUSH 5 AP PhysB 5 AP lang 5 AP Mandarin
Currently taking ap physics c, ap calculus ab, ap econ, ap compsci, and all other course are honors
Im doing pretty well in my classes this year even though the classes are harder, im pretty sure I can maintain the continuous upward grades (at least I don’t think ill be sloping downwards)</p>

<p>Extra currics:
- varsity badminton for 3 years, did community service where I helped coach local kids badminton.
-Played bass in the best band on our school for 3 years, but I couldn’t take it senior year due to schedule problems
-Spend lots of time making personal robotic projects (both at home and sometimes in class), I run a blog where these projects are posted (although the blog isn’t very popular, I liked to keep a record of projects I make)
-Internships over the summer at reputed company
-Taught English to English as second year students (part of club that meets once every week), participated for 4 years of highschool
-50 hrs of volunteer service at hospital</p>

<p>Your school stati is good and your EC is fine(not spectacular or distinguishing though), but Harvey Mudd, Carnegie Mellon is not safety to anyone. IT seems likke you have good chance for GA though(are you GA resident? Then you have even better chance).</p>

<p>Note that in GA, you MUST NOT WALK AROUND at night</p>

<p>CMU: high match
GA Tech: match
Harvey Mudd: low match</p>

<p>What’s your class rank? </p>

<p>Carnegie Mellon - Match
Georgia Tech - Match
Harvey Mudd - Low Reach-Reach… idk to what extent ED helps there</p>

<p>Carnegie Mellon: low reach
Harvey Mudd: low reach
Georgia Tech: match</p>

<p>bumpbumpbump</p>

<p>I got accepted to all three of those schools and I chose Mudd. Your SAT score is better than mine and we have similar GPAs. However, I had slightly more impressive ECs (no offense). But that robotics blog is a big deal. That could not only get you into those three schools easily, but also MIT. I, of course, recommend Mudd for you. As a musician and someone who loves liberal arts and humanities classes, Mudd is the perfect environment for me to explore all of my interests while still focusing on STEMs. Best of luck and I hope to see you next year!</p>