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<p>Hey!
Alright so I'm a junior in ALABAMA (of all places...) and not at ALL familiar with NYU except for what I've read. I know a lot about its academics but I'm not sure how hard it is to get into... I've heard its as hard as an Ivy... : [ tear drops...
Junior
ACT: 31 (taking it again in April so...we'll see)
SAT: took it in March so I haven't gotten my score back yet
Location: SMALL town in Alabama
School type: public, NOT competitive
Rank: 2/280 now but should graduate val...
AP's: this year-AP Cal AB, AP Chem, AP US History; senior year- AP Biology, AP Engligh Lit, AP English Lang
Other academic: Next year I'm taking Cal II and III, and Organic Chem at a local community college
EC's: Debate Club, Student Government Association, Interact ( a service club)
Leadership EC's: co-founder of Chemistry Club, organized Spanish Club Coat Drive (Got 34 coats, heck yeah! Take that cold people!),Community Youth Leadership Program Participant
Volunteering: volunteer at City Commision , read to children at a local elementary school, soon I'm going to be volunteering 10 hours a week at our local hospital
Misc.: I am spending a month this summer at the University of Alabama taking classes for college credit and also spending another week at the Engineering college there
Hook: probably am appling with a ROTC scholarship (where the government pays for all college expenses provided you give them 6 years of your life)</p>

<p>Keep in mind that opportunities in Alabama are few and far between!!!!
THANK YOU!!!!</p>

<p>Sorry I forgot to mention I was on the design team of our robotics competition.</p>

<p>If there is one pieve of advice I could broadcast, it would be this: Admissions can be incredibly random and a rejection does not reflect on you personally. That being said, I think you have a great chance. I was accepted at NYU this year, and my credentials were very similar to yours. I would say just keep up the rigor of your courseload and see if you can continue to increase those test scores. A 31 is great on the ACT. A score like that will still put you far above average, but at schools like NYU, a 31 is pretty common. GOOD LUCK!</p>

<p>Thank you so much! And congrats on your acceptance!</p>