Chance me For Cornell! Applying next year for Early decsicon.

Colleges and Universities A-Z Cornell University
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<p>Weighted GPA:4.0
Unweighted GPA: 3.56
(Yes bad gpas. But I had very bad family problems such as my family sides were suing, law suits and etc. Freshmen year was like 3.1's and my junior were like 4.8's. Do you think they might take it into consideration as a huge grade trend?)</p>

<p>ACT:35(Probably doing it for a 36)
SAT 2:
Chemistry:750
Math Level 1 and 2:800
U.S. History:800
AP Tests: All 5's on U.S. History, Computer Sci., Chemistry, Human Geography, and World History.</p>

<p>EC's:
President of Red Cross Club
President/Founder of the Chemistry Tutor Club
Vice President of the UNICEF Club
Vice President of the Physics Tutor Club
CCSF Tutor as well.
Tutoring little kids in an Elementary school.
City Champion in Track JV and Varsity, Competing For State. (Hope I do well.)
Latin Dance which I did for 4 years. 5th in regionals in 2009 and 2nd in regionals in 2010.
Internship for a French Doctor and Lawyer. 300 hours of internship for Each :D
I'm pretty sure I will get a great Recommendation for my teachers since they liked me.</p>

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<p>Very good chance IMO. Don’t retake the ACT; 35 is a stellar score and will certainly make you very competitive. </p>

<p>Don’t worry about your freshman year GPA. Tell Cornell about your problems that year and also it’s much more impressive to see solid A’s in AP classes taken in junior/sophomore year than honors classes in freshman year, so don’t worry. </p>

<p>Which college in cornell are you applying to and are you a female and what’s your ethnicity?</p>

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<p>Good chance if top 10%, otherwise, it’s fair game for both acceptance and rejection. Assuming NOT urm.</p>

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<p>I’m applying to Law probably? I’m asian. Omg. I know. My stats aren’t good >.< and I’m a guy.</p>

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<p>You dont apply to law as an undergraduate. Im guessing you will apply to arts and sciences? In that case i think you have a good chance for getting in ed, about average maybe a bit higher if your rank is high</p>

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<p>Good-great chance ED, low-fair chance RD (assuming top 10%)</p>

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<p>I think you’re almost a shoe-in at Cornell, but I wouldn’t want to be too confident. Keep working hard and make your essays rock, but you have a great shot.</p>

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<p>You’re application is stellar… except for your GPA.
I wouldn’t really agree with those saying that you’re pretty much guaranteed a spot at Cornell.
Having a weighted GPA of only a 4.0 is extremely low in my opinion,
so I’d say you’re at a greater disadvantage than other applicants.</p>

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<p>I go to a school that’s ranked top 28 and it’s a magnet school. So I wouldn’t know how well my chances would be tho.</p>

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<p>If you have to have a low GPA, having a bad freshman year and a good Soph-Jr. year is the way to go.</p>

<p>Overall, I think you’d be competitive in ED. Meaning, you’d have a good chance, but not a shoe in.</p>

<p>Advice – If Cornell is your definitely your first choice, and it’s not financial aid dependent, apply ED.</p>