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<p>I am a suburban white male from GA applying RD.
ACT:35 (Math:36 CR: 34)
SAT II: TBD
GPA. 98 (weighted)
APs: APWH-5 APLang-4 APChem-4 APCalcBC-5
Senior year course load: Calculus II and III dual enrollment at GATECH, AP Physics C, APSTAT, APHG, English 1102 dual enrollment at local community college
ECs: nothing special in regards to leadership, various christian clubs, two week mission trip in Africa, Spanish honors society,
Awards: National Merit Commended, Ap scholar with distinction, various school awards
Essays: Average
Recs: Average</p>

<p>Also, I do not know which college to apply to as I am deciding either to pursue an actuary career and possibly major in mathematics or become in engineer. I know CAS is harder to get into than COE regular decision, which is pushing me towards engineering. Also, I am curious to whether or not you guys think I should write one of my essays about my mission trip, as I have been previously told not to by friends and teachers. Your input would be much appreciated.</p>

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<p>I’d say you have a good chance. The lack of EC’s will hurt you some, but great ACT score. As for which college, COE is not actually “easier to get into” than CAS. It is much more self-selective and many of the students have your scores or better. You also lack any technical/math related EC’s, so that will go against you for COE. Good luck dood</p>

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<p>thanks for the input, much appreciated.</p>

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<p>look at the Biometry & Statistics major in CALS, if you still want to check out actuarial sci</p>

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<p>thank you, I hear mathematics and statistics are the best majors for actuarial science. So that opens up the possibility of three colleges at Cornell to choose from</p>

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<p>760 on math II and 720 on Chem</p>

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<p>You’re a competitive candidate. I’d say your odds are 50/50.</p>