<p>I already applied to Cornell RD, but now as March 28th is coming closer, I am getting really nervous! Hands down, Cornell is my first choice! Chance me please!</p>
<p>Race: Asian
SAT (highest scores): CR-640, Math-760, Writing-710, Essay-9 --- TOTAL: 2110
ACT (taking it again in September): Composite-31, English-34, Math-32, Science-31, Reading-26, Eng w/Essay-31
GPA: all As, so GPA (max of 4)=4
Total of APs and Honors classes (Including senior year)-20
ECs-very strong
Recs-strong
SAT IIs: Math II-790, French-670, World History-670
Paid job since last year</p>
<p>I just mainly need help on the standardized test scores part. I'm not too worried about community service, work, and my ECs.</p>
<p>If it was your first choice you should have applied ED… anyways its a reach but not impossible. Your SAT math score are quite impressive but unfortunately so are most of the kids who go to the college of engineering. I would say a 35 -40 % chance based off of information available.</p>
<p>I didn’t apply ED because I was really concerned about the financial aid there. I didn’t want to get trapped. So, RD seemed to be the better option. Thanks for your feedback! Do you think my CR SAT score will affect me heavily? That’s the one major thing I’m really worried about.</p>
<p>Oh sorry! That was from my older post. I already took it last September (2012). My combined scores are: Math 34, English 34, Reading 30, and Science 31.</p>
<p>Oh no, you’re fine. I tried to bring up my science score, but it went down the second time I took it. Would it help if I say that I have tons of community service hours and leadership positions? I have spent countless hours in many organizations both inside and outside of school. Though I don’t have one major national award, I have still received some honors. I understand that I haven’t provided a lot of information.</p>
<p>31 ACT
630 Chem, 650 US History
GPA 3.98 UW, Weighted is over 4.0
7 AP classes total by the end of the year
Host my own charity tennis tournament that has raised over $24K; public speaker for community service; gold award; csf scholarship lifetime sealbearer member; girl scout 13 yrs (now ambassador); 500+ community service hours through National Charity League; Varsity tennis- League champ 4 years, CIF 3 years, MVP and coach’s award; nationally ranked open tennis player; cabinet of National Arts Honor Society at school; math club 4 years; rotary interact club 4 years; </p>
<p>I was invited to apply for the Cal Alumni Leadership Scholarship
I have won 2 other leadership awards</p>
<p>In State</p>
<p>accepted: ucsc, ucr, ucm, lmu, usd, cpp
no rejections…yet</p>
Would it help if I say that I have tons of community service hours and leadership positions? I have spent countless hours in many organizations both inside and outside of school. Though I don’t have one major national award, I have still received some honors. 
I understand that I haven’t provided a lot of information.</p>