chance me for CORNELL AEM early decesion... don't laugh at my horrible stats

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<p>Hey can anyone chance me for Cornell AEM, early decesion for the upcoming </p>

<p>Appyling for: Applied Economics major</p>

<p>Gender: Male
Race- Asian (Indian)
Location- New York
Applying: Early Decesion
Family Income combined: 65,000-70,000
Financial Aid= Yes I will apply
GPA= 91.7 unweighted/ 93.34 Weighted
Classes: Mostly all Honors and AP (3 APS take so far, and 5 APS going to be take senior year)</p>

<p>Sat: 600 (reading)
670 (math)
700 (writing)</p>

<p>Subject tests: 720 U.S. and 660 Math 1</p>

<p>Senior Schedule:</p>

<p>Precalculus
AP English Literature
AP European History
AP Macroeconomics
AP Physics
AP Stats
Personal Finance </p>

<p>COMMUNITY SERVICE:</p>

<p>Hospital Pharmacy Transporter since freshmen year, (I was given an award by the auxiallry department for being the most dedicated volunteer) 250 Hours</p>

<p>Library Volunteer (Freshmen to Junior year) 108 Hrs. </p>

<p>WORK EXPERIENCE: </p>

<p>Worked for my Parents at Taco Bell and Pizza Hut (our family businesses).</p>

<p>CLUBS:</p>

<p>FBLA (future business Leaders of America)
Positions: chapter historian, District secretary, and New York State Secretary, (going to apply for national board position)
Awards: 4 time state winner in entreprenurship, business ethics, global business, and national winner (9th place) in business ethics. Received Humaitarian award for community service. (Im very active)</p>

<p>Lazos (The spanish Club)
Positions: Co treasurer sophomore and junior year
Went to elementary school to teach students basics of Spanish
Help orchestrate the mural in the school for club
Participated in meetings regularily</p>

<p>Peer Training:
Positions: 1 of five freshmen selected freshmen year. (had to go through an interview and stuff). Conducted workshops in health classes in high school and middle school over the years. Go to meetings regularly, and help in programs that try to raise unity in school</p>

<p>Board of Education Representative:
Positions: 1 of two representatives from my school selected (like 30 kids applied)
Conduct presentations at Board of ed meetings in front of superintendent and board of education members about the concerns of our school.</p>

<p>Mock trial team since 10th grade</p>

<p>Awards:
2nd in school in voice of democracy essay contest
Honarable mention for Pace university’s Martin Luther King Jr. essay contest
Received an end of the year of a year award from the business apartment
Many other random awards</p>

<p>Recommendations: 1st from Criminal Justice teacher, FBLA Adivisor (knows me well)
2nd from AP World History Teacher (9th and tenth grade)
Coiunselor Reccomendation should be pretty good as well</p>

<p>Essays: Common APP is very creative and should be good... i use indian food and american food as metapors to explain my diversity </p>

<p>Supplements essay: My love for business and my family's influence on business</p>

<p>what u do think my chances are? what improvements should i make?</p>

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<p>bumppppppppppppp</p>

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<p>You need top grades and ECs to even be considered for AEM. Someone was rejected ED last year with stellar grades, rigorous senior year, and terrific business ECs. No idea how that happened but yeah…now maybe if you interned for JP Morgan, UBS LA, Goldman sachs or something than you’d have a better chance.</p>

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<p>A better idea would be to apply to any other school in Cornell and then transfer to AEM which i heard is extremely easy to do.</p>

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<p>not saying that it wouldn’t help if you did - but it’s not important. i didn’t do any of that and i actually got accepted in late feb/early march when i applied two years ago. </p>

<p>if you have a legitimate passion for AEM, and if AEM is the only major (or one of) that can help you achieve your dreams, then your application will reflect it and show that you “fit”. honestly, chances threads never really work. adcoms are a crapshoot a lot of the times. just try your best and if you get in, you get in.</p>