<p>Rigor of secondary school record: 7 AP's
Academic GPA: 3.74 (3.2 freshman, 3.79 sophomore, 3.9 junior year)
Class rank--doesn't rank :/
Recommendations: pretty good
SAT: 2250/33
Essays: hopefully good
Extracurricular activities--
-Pit Orchestra 3 years
-Marching band 2 years
-Section leader and principal bassist in highest orchestra
-lead bassist in jazz band, honorable mention all state (individual award)
-three years of MUN, selected to team both times
-three years JV tennis, undefeated all three seasons (#2 doubles)
-Medalist in solo and ensemble regional and state festivals
-lettered in music at my school
-10 years of piano</p>
<p>Started an Orchestra Outreach program at my high school to spread music to underprivileged kids. </p>
<p>Alumni/ae relation --
Geographical residence-- MI
Ethnicity- asian/indian
Volunteer work- 500+ hours in specific places (tutoring)
Work experience- 3 summers working as a paid data analyst for pharmaceutical firm, youngest person ever hired</p>
<p>btw princeton doesn’t “look” at ur freshman grades, so make sure to check that out as a possible place to apply as well. and they also have a strong engineering program</p>
<p>Male admit rate to COE is one of the lowest at Cornell, so competition for spots is tough. To answer your question, yes, your stats are right there with typical accepted students…however still many with your stats don’t get in. It will in all likely hood come down to your essays, letters of rec., and other factors that none of us can predict.</p>
<p>If you really want Cornell, I would apply early decision. That will really help your chances. Tremendously. The grades worry me a bit…ED might help offset that. But overall you are very very qualified.</p>