Chance me please!!

Colleges & Universities A-Z The University of Texas at Austin
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<p>OUT OF STATE, Pakistani male
GPA - 3.62</p>

<p>Community College classes:
Spanish 1B - A
Chem 3 - A
Calc I - in progress (probably an A when finished in Dec.)
Calc II - planned
Chem 1A - planned</p>

<p>Senior Year Coursework:
Marching Band
Wind Symphony
AP Stat
AP Euro. Hist.
AP Gov/H Political Econ.
Contemporary Lit.</p>

<p>SAT Reasoning - 670(CR), 670(M), 620(W, 8 Essay)
1960 w/Writing
1340 CR/M</p>

<p>SAT Subjects Tests:
740 - math level 2
650 - Bio M. Retaking in December.
640 - Physics</p>

<p>ACT:
C - 32
E - 34
M - 33
R- 31
S - 30
E/W - 34, 11 essay</p>

<p>APs:
Bio - 4
Physics - 3
Art Hist - 2
Comp Sci AB - 1
Euro Hist/Gov/Stat - planned</p>

<p>Awards:
Music Letter
Best Trumpet Section Award at Irvine Jazz Festival
City of Irvine award for community service dedication
Principal's Honor Roll - 5 time recipient</p>

<p>Extra Curriculars:
Band Staff - Selective marching band position that sets up field and manages supplies
Section Leader - trumpet section leader in marching band
Solo Trumpet - solo trumpet player in jazz band for 3 years
German Club Board Member - Junior class rep.
Current Science Club, Environmental Club, Model United Nations (senior member), Video Game Association, Chess Club</p>

<p>Community Service:
Hoag Memorial Hospital Candystriper - over 230 hours of service in CCU/ICU department.
Lakeview Senior Center - 50+ hours doing desk, faculty, and cafeteria jobs.
LIT (Leaders in Training) - City-hosted community service program where growing leaders help out at parks and watch over kids, developing strong leadership abilities. 2 year member, over 50 hours (summer only).</p>

<p>Non A-G classes:
Marching Band - 4 yrs.
Student Aid - two semesters with the same teacher.
Physical Education
Introduction to Music Theory
Sat Preparation</p>

<p>Educational Preparation Programs:
Elite Education Institute - SAT II and AP preparation
ACI Institute - SAT and SAT II preparation</p>

<p>MAJOR INTERESTS - PETROLEUM AND CIVIL ENGINEERING</p>

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<p>The only thing hurting is ur GPA…If u try improving that, u should be fine. All ur other stuff look good. And since ur outta state, that minimizes ur chances by a lot. GL</p>

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<p>Well depends on what your class rank it as to how good your GPA really is. Your SAT isn’t that good, but the ACT makes up for it(i got in with the same). Other than the fact that the standards are higher for OOS apps, your in decent shape.</p>

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<p>If you’re not a Texas resident, why do you want to attend this school so badly? It’s a public state school–most of the scholarships and funding is allocated to Texas residents. I don’t mean to discourage you from applying, but there are some other options to consider across America.</p>

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<p>Even considering the increase of tuition for OOS students, it still pretty cheap compared to other schools.</p>

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<p>@Zetetic, Austin is a high-ranking Engineering school. That’s why I’m applying there. It’s not my number 1 choice, but it’s certainly up there.</p>

<p>I live in CA, but I’d rather go to UTA than say…UCI or something. lol</p>

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<p>Hey my cousin goes to UCI <em>shakes fists</em></p>