Hi, I am a senior in the Silicon Valley Area, and I have applied to Cornell engineering, Duke engineering, Caltech, Brown, and Stanford.
Please let me know my chances to these colleges.
SAT: 1530 superscored: (790 math, 740 e+w)
SAT II: Math2-800, Physics-740
GPA 3.93 unweighted, ~4.3 weighted
AP’s:
Calc AB(5), Calc BC(5), Physics 1(4), Physics C(5), Spanish Language and Culture(4), WHAP(4), Biology, Macroeconomics, US government and politics, Statistics, Computer Science.
Took differential equations and Java programming courses at local community college, earned A in both.
ISEF finalist
I have a lot of other extracurriculars, but based on this, do I have a decent chance lol.
They are all reaches, some are pretty high reaches. Did you apply to any matches and safety?
Yeah, I already got into Purdue and UIUC and UCSC, but i was just wondering about other schools as well. Thank you!
ISEF finalist has a lot of merit. This along should put you in strong consideration.
@kjake2000 My friend who was also an ISEF finalist(with lower test scores, however) didn’t get into UIUC or Georgia Tech, so I was a bit worried. Thank you though.
You are a very competitive applicant. Your stats and ECs are great.
You have a good chance to get into at least one of those, however Caltech and Stanford are super hard to get into so your chances for those two are pretty slim.
Which one is your first choice school?
@alluliveforisscience my first choice is Cornell engineering school. My school is very competitive though, so I don’t know if I will stand out within them.
@triks1234 I guess that the essays will actually decide, It’s kind of a lottery where students like you are either excepted or rejected but many people with lower scores get excepted so nobody knows