<p>do you guys think I can get into their engineering program possibly scholarship</p>
<p>GPA: 4.00 (school doesn't weigh)
Class Rank - Top 1%
SAT - Math - 680 , CR - 620, W - 690
SATII - Math II - 720, Math I - 720, Chem - 730
Class Schedule - 7 college/AP Courses Pretty tough course load
Ethnicity - Asian (Chinese/Pakistani)
recs - very good</p>
<p>E.C. -
Tennis (JV two Years)
Debate (two time national qualifier - 64th in the nation)
Editor of Newspaper 9th grade
National Honor Society
Robotics Club (Web site design/ Programming)
Work for Fortune 500 company - 40hrs a week writing software for hospitals
one of 5 students to be selected to work for school districts tech dept.
Part of Startups - two
Set up a foundation in Pakistan for earthquake relief</p>
<p>Soccer - 9,10
Webmaster high school website</p>
<p>Honors:
National Merit Commendation (atleast)
Presidential Scholar 9th grade
Ranked in the top 200 in my region for tennis(missouri valley)
4th in State CX debate</p>
<p>Very good chances. You will definitely get into the engineering program. Are u in-state or oos?</p>
<p>oh haha. i read your stats in the Emory. </p>
<p>yes, you have a good chance of getting into the engineering program. you rank matters a lot, esp for OOS. </p>
<p>i'd say your SAT scores are a bit weak to get scholarships. but it's worth a try.</p>
<p>thanks, yeah thats one thing I've consistently heard [Improve SAT scores] I am hoping to do that. Do you think it is possible for me to break 2100 - 2200 from a 2000, if I were to do a significant amount of studying?</p>
<p>you can definitly change your SAT score by a lot just by studying. I gained a nice 80 pts after 6 months without studying at all. You learn more than you would think in 6 months, so if it's been awhile since your last test my guess is you've grown quite a bit mentally. but studying a lot definitly can't hurt you.</p>
<p>question: would you consider UT if you didn't get scholarships? i noticed your list of schools. it's quite ambitious. i guess UT is a good saftey then.</p>
<p>i chose my saftey school (UT) over my reach school after i got into both b/c of the honors programs at UT (p2 and bhp). i know several ppl who chose UT over their "reach" school.</p>
<p>Yeah, money isn't really a big concern of mine, because my dad is willing to help me out. I am considering UT more a safety and would definitely go to my reach schools if I got in. I recently decided (thought about it a lot last night) that I am going to apply early decision to Stanford or Cornell depending on scores of SAT, which I am hoping are going to improve significantly with studying. but It would be nice to be in an honors program. :D</p>
<p>how is the education there? I assume you are still at UT</p>