<p>Hi!
I am an international student and want to apply to Cornell's School of ILR.</p>
<p>I'm doing CIE A Levels.My subjects are : English, Maths, Economics, History and Accounting.
This are my extra curricular and academic achievements.
Do I have a shot?</p>
<p>IGCSE's : 6 A*s,1 A.
Accounting and Business Studies 100 UPM.
Economics 97 UPM.
Top 1% of class.
Vice Head Girl of School
Volunteer at National Blind School since 2009
6 Year diploma in Dance with 1st distinction
Done an internship at a renowned Private Firm.
Done a summer internship as an assistant trainee in the Economics dept of a firm.
Organised 2 Huge Charity drives at school. (Joy of giving)
Volunteer at the local children's center.I teach them dancing.
Worked for 2 years part time at a charity organization which helps children
in remote parts of India.
Worked on the Editorial Team of The School's Magazine
Editor of the school Economics Magazine.
President of the Security Council in school MUN.
High School curriculum: Very rigorous.
SAT : 720 Math 660 CR 630 Writing Total- 2010</p>
<p>Nobody knows exactly what qualifications Cornell’s looking for from international students. However, your chances are sure to be better than those who have applied for financial aid, and probably is further helped by the fact that you are applying for ILR (International). Apply ED.</p>
<p>And there is an update to my application. I have received my A Level Grades and received A* in all subjects and finished at the top of my class.</p>
<p>Your A-levels and IGs are amazing, your ECs too are good, you seem to have a good chance although I’ll retake the SAT they are relatively low. Mind you Cornell is need-blind in admissions for internationals. Just that only a few int’ls actually get aid.</p>