<p>I know there's a really slim chance, or none, of me getting into Rochester.
But I would just like to know if I should remain hopeful or just stop thinking about Rochester in all.</p>
<p>Gay male (if that has anything to do with the admissions decision, mentioned in my essay so might as well mention it here)
Asian american from California
Low income,first gen in TRiO Upwardbound (9-12)</p>
<p>9-12 WGPA: 3.53
SAT: 1460/2400 (I know its so bad )</p>
<p>AP Classes: Calculus AB and Literature &Composition
My school didn't offer AP classes until senior year
Honors: US History, and American Lit (only two offered)
College courses: Psychology 101, Nutrition 150, Business 100 (in progress), and Personal Growth 120 (next semester)
Essay: My UB counselor (also a UCSD admissions officer) read it and said it is really good and could get a perfect score if I included an anecdote but I didn't.</p>
<p>ECs/ outside activities and positions:
-CANstruction (11,12): Finance officer (11,12)
-FIRST Robotics (9,10,11,12) Finance officer (9,10,11) Chairman's Award committee (9,10,11,12) Head of Public Relations and Social Media (11,12) Head of Finance (12)
-School Ambassador (11,12)
-Gender and Sexuality Alliance (12) Co-founder and President (12)
-Flower and Craft Club (11,12)
- FIRST Lego League Coach at local elementary school (12)</p>
<p>I also attended the Global Leadership Connections Conference in San Diego (11)</p>
<p>I submitted priority review already and had my interview which went well I hope, we talked for about an hour.
Thank you in advance.</p>
<p>You may still have a chance to get in. I am also applying to U of R and my sat score is lower than their average score. I recently did an interview with an admissions counselor that went really well and he said that it would increase my chances of getting in. He also said that taking AP classes and doing extra curricular activities was very important in the admissions process. Before giving up on U of R I would try to schedule an interview and see what happens. They really focus on your personality and how your personal qualities could contribute something useful to the campus. Don’t give up you might still have a chance.</p>
<p>You may still have a chance to get in. I am also applying to U of R and my sat score is lower than their average score. I recently did an interview with an admissions counselor that went really well and he said that it would increase my chances of getting in. He also said that taking AP classes and doing extra curricular activities was very important in the admissions process. Before giving up on U of R I would try to schedule an interview and see what happens. They really focus on your personality and how your personal qualities could contribute something useful to the campus. Don’t give up you might still have a chance.</p>
<p>You may still have a chance to get in. I am also applying to U of R and my sat score is lower than their average score. I recently did an interview with an admissions counselor that went really well and he said that it would increase my chances of getting in. He also said that taking AP classes and doing extra curricular activities was very important in the admissions process. Before giving up on U of R I would try to schedule an interview and see what happens. They really focus on your personality and how your personal qualities could contribute something useful to the campus. Don’t give up you might still have a chance.</p>
<p>You’ve already applied so the key thing is to put it out of your mind. View getting in as a long shot so you will either be surprised in a good way or not let down.</p>
thank you for replying</p>
Good luck</p>