chance me plz (NW, MIT, UM, Duke, Tufts, Cornell.. etc.)

<p>I'm applying to these schools: Northwestern (ED), MIT (EA), UMiami (EA), Tufts, Cornell, WashU-St. Louis, Dartmouth, Duke, Carnegie Mellon, Boston University. what are my chances for their engineering schools?</p>

<p>Major: Biomedical Engineering
State: Florida [so obviously out of state for all except UM]
Heritage: Hispanic (Colombia)
Legacy: Sister went to NW, Dad graduated and currently interviews for MIT</p>

<p>SAT1: 740 CR, 700 math, 730 writing (12 essay)
SAT2: 700 math2, 610 physics, 770 spanish, 610 lit.</p>

<p>Junior year transcript: Honors Physics (A-), Honors Pre-Cal (B+), AP Stats (A), AP Human Geo (B+), AP English Lang (B+), AP Spanish Lang (A).
Junior year AP test scores: AP Spanish Lang 5, AP Stats 4, AP English Lang 5, AP Human Geo 4.</p>

<p>Senior year: AP Physics C (A+), AP Calc AB (B+), Honors Anatomy (A+), Ceramics (bs req. but A+), AP American History (A), AP Gov (B+), AP English Lit (B+).</p>

<p>ECs: Varsity Swimming (9-12), Varsity Track (9-10), Speech and Debate (duo interp) (9-10), President of Student Life Committee (12), Secretary of Future Professional Musicians Association (11-12), piano (9-12) (actually played for 9 years but can only put 9-12 on common app..)</p>

<p>Internships: Radiation Oncology Internship-- wrote an 8 page abstract on Accuracy of Manual Tumor Targetting Using CBCT Scanning Methodology (12), Intern Manager and Database Manipulation at a realty business associates office (11), designed and scripted a webpage for an anti-elderly abuse organization (10).</p>

<p>Community Service: Rougly 750 hours.</p>

<p>Essay Writing: Very strong. My college essays are creative/well-written/targeted/well-researched and as a result pretty personalized.</p>

<p>Academic Accomplishments: Director's Honor Roll (2004-2007), Headmaster's Honor Roll (2007), Scholar Finalist in the National Hispanic Recognition Program (2007) [aka hispanic commended], National Merit Commended (2007), Commended English Scholar Award (2007), [School Name] Outstanding Academics Award (2006), English National Honor Society (2007-2008), Spanish National Honor Society (2006-2008).</p>

<p>EC Accomplishments: 6 Varsity Letters, 1st Place 50 Freestyle at FSPA High
School Invitational (2006), Swim Team Mentor, Olga Sarah's Music Conservatory Level 5 Recognition (out of a possible 6) (2006), 1st Place in Duo Interp. at Broward County Forensics League (2005).</p>

<p>What are my chances?</p>

<p>Northwestern (ED)- Match
MIT (EA)- Mid-Reach
UMiami (EA) Saftey-Low Match
Tufts- Match
Cornell- Mid-High Match
WashU-St. Louis- Match
Dartmouth- High Match
Duke- High Match-Slight Reach
Carnegie Mellon- Match
Boston University- Low-Mid Match</p>

<p>:::ADDITION TO LAST POST:::</p>

<p>for Northwestern, i had an interview with the Dean of Admissions of both the Graduate and Undergraduate engineering schools which both went well</p>

<p>I disagree with Ari on several counts:</p>

<p>Northwestern, Tufts, Cornell, WUSTL, Duke, MIT, Dartmouth -- all reaches of varying levels. I think your applying early to NU will really help you though -- my feeling is you'll get in and be done with it!</p>

<p>CMU -- High match</p>

<p>BU, UMiami - Safeties</p>

<p>how DARE you abbreviate northwestern as NW?</p>

<p>my bad, accustomed to thinking "NorthWestern... ok.. NW.." but i know its NU. just my stupid impulses.</p>

<p>i think mit is a reach. even with urm status your subject tests are low... but not a HUGE reach. cornell i think you'd get in easy though...</p>

<p>You're in at Northwestern is my bet!</p>