<p>I am applying to Cornell's School of Hotel Administration in the fall, Early Decision. It would mean a lot if a few of you would give your opinion of my chances of being accepted!</p>
<p>Currently a Junior, White, Male
Current weighted GPA: 3.985
(Don't have an exact figure for unweighted, but I have about an A- average across the board, with one exception-- Math is a B-)</p>
<p>SAT: 2210 (M- 680, CR- 730, W- 800)
(Haven't gotten SAT II results yet)</p>
<p>Classes: AP US History and AP English, the rest honors except for science
High Honor Role
National Honor Society
Tri-M Music Honor Society
International Thespian Society</p>
<p>Work experience:</p>
<p>-Worked as a bellman at Sheraton Hartford Hotel at Bradley Int'l Airport
-Worked at a fast food restaurant (figured I can spin this in my essay as having seen both "sides" of hospitality, one high end, one low end).
-Worked at a sleep away camp in Maine for 10 weeks during the Summer of 2012, lived with and taught boys ages 8-15.
-My dad owns apartment buildings in New Britain, CT, and I might also go down there a few times this summer just as an added bonus on my application.</p>
<p>Extracurriculars/Volunteering:</p>
<p>-Winter Musicals
-Fall One Act Plays
-Choir (All-State, All-Region, also performed in Italy)
-Service clubs like Key Club and Operation Smile
-Project Reach (Teaching 5th graders in town about stereotypes and prejudice)
-Holiday Cabaret (Perform during the holidays raising money for soup kitchen, then at the end, perform for the homeless and deliver money)
-3 seasons Crew
-2 seasons Track/Cross Country
-Have volunteered at a soup kitchen numerous times, and on Christmas morning
-Have worked and volunteered extensively with HARC, an organization aimed at relief for those with mental disabilities and their families. Personally connected as my family's extremely close friend had a son with severe brain damage. Very devoted to this organization. Volunteered at several Walkathons and golf tournaments.</p>
<p>Also, I am a very good writer, so I expect my essays to be good. I know the interview is a major factor, so I am obviously taking that into consideration as well.</p>
<p>Please let me know what you think! Thanks!!!</p>
( I live there ) I can’t really chance you because I don’t know how your ec’s would be considered as a domestic student . Still the best advice I’ve been given is quality vs. quantity so put as much passion as you can in your essays and in the interview 
My experience with English speaking countries is that , unlike here , passion and commitment are rewarded 
Best luck with your application