<p>Hey,
I am an out of state student form New york and clemson is my #1. I have a 94.97 GPA, but my schedule is loaded. I've taken 2 courses at my local community college, 2 AP's, and the rest of my courses since Freshman year have been honors. My SAT combined score is a 1710 with a 580 Math , 580 CR, and 550 Writing. My ACT is only a 26. I have done many volunteer projects including volunteering at my local library and a fundraiser for childrens schooling in the Dominican Republic. I have many extra-curriculars including varsity footbal, my schools band and jazz band, and debate club. I am in the national Honors society.I did apply by the priority deadline of Dec. 1st. My class rank doesnt look too great. It's 26 out of 73, but I go to a very small school that is very competitive. It is a all boys, catholic, and military school. Also for leadership roles I am a cadet officer for my schools JROTC program, first chair tenor saxophone player, and varsity football captain. I don't think I left anything out. Also I am applying for their pre-veterinary medicine program, but if I don't get in I will not be heartbroken and my second choice is Bio. Also I am white and I know that does come into account. Please respond. Much Appreciated.
Thank You.</p>
<p>Actually race doesn’t play a factor in Clemson’s admissions reports (at least from everything I’ve heard or seen). Extracurriculars play a minor role as well. Your SAT and ACT scores is on the low side but is still acceptable. Your GPA is great. If you go to a school that has a good reputation, I think that can make up for your class rank.</p>
<p>I’d say that you have an ok chance of getting in. Good luck with the admissions process!</p>
<p>Thanks for the help… would you say it’s like 50/50 toss up or like 65% or…? I’m just a little anxious, I hate waiting lol.</p>
<p>hard to put a percentage on it, I just can’t give you one lol
I know how you’re feeling! I had a really low GPA but high test scores (so the opposite of your situation) so I was definitely nervous as well.</p>
<p>Good luck! (and hold it out for one more month!)</p>