chance me?

Colleges and Universities A-Z Northwestern University
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<p>Hi I really want to apply to Northwestern for chemical engineering, so would anyone mind telling me my chances of getting in?</p>

<p>GPA (unweighted): 97 out of 100
GPA (weighted): 104 out of 100
Class rank: top 1%
ACT: 35
SAT II: World History- 800. Chemistry- 780. Math 2- 740 (retaking in October)
AP Scores: World History (5), Chemistry (5), US History (5), Microeconomics (4)
Current APs: Biology, Physics C, English Lit, Calc BC
ECs:
Varisty tennis (10,11,12)
Varsity indoor and outdoor track (9,10,11)
Science Olympiad: numerous medals at the State competition
National Honor Society: president
Physics club: co-founder and executive council
Girl Scouts
Ski Club: vice-president
Math League
Other: 550+ hours on cancer research at a local lab</p>

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<p>Very good chance, but I think a chemistry major would be more impressive from Northwestern. Just make sure your sat score is 2000+ and I think you should be fine.</p>

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<p>^ Why would the OP need to take the SAT Reasoning? He/She already have a 35 in ACT.</p>

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<p>^agreed, and I think the OP’s chances of admission are high</p>

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<p>LOLOLOL I didn’t see that I was looking for test scores and I guess I skipped over it. hahahaha</p>

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<p>Focus, what do you mean by a chemistry major would be more impressive? Are engineering degrees from NU not “impressive?”</p>

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<p>Both are impressive. NU’s Chem Dept. is very highly regarded, although I have always doubted how much that matters for an undergrad degree. The McCormick School of Engineering is in the top tier in the country. You can’t lose.
Good luck.</p>

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<p>No im just saying that a chemistry major from Northwestern is more impressive, because of its rankings and rigor than a chemical engineer major.</p>