<p>Hi. Today i decided that i would not attend Rutgers next semester, and instead i'll spend at least another semester in a NJ County College. I might want to transfer next semester (spring 2012) so what are my chances to getting in to an electrical/computer engineering program at any of theses schools: Lehigh, Stevens, Drexel, Villanova, Bucknell, NYU-Poly, Cornell, UPenn (pure curiosity with the last too). This list is based on the hope that a private school might end up being cheaper than a public one, since i'm Latino-Black, and very very broke. Also i picked this schools because they are no farther than 2hrs from home (besides Cornell, i repeat that one is just curiosity) since i am an only child, and i want to stay close by.
I'm hoping to have a 3.5-3.8 gpa by the end of next semester
have completed: Calc 1-3, Linear Algebra, english, chem 1, Physics 2, Mechanics 1, circuits analysis 1, and 1 semester of french and java programing.
My SAT's are 2100 with a 700 in math.
EC's: Student government -VicePresident, IEEE (institute of electrical and electronics engineers) VicePresident of the chapter in my college, International student Association, latino club - Public relationships manager. HS: Environmental Club- president, track, tennis. Volunteering: Habitad for Humanity, and with the latino club we work with poor families of north jersey.</p>
<p>if you have any recomendations about other schools i would greatly appreciate it as well.</p>