<p>White male from Georgia, I plan on majoring in Finance or Accounting.</p>
<p>SAT: 1220
GPA: Low A average, 91-92
AP and Honors classes: about 10 or 11</p>
<p>EC's:
Internship at business company (summers of 11-12)
Community service: 400 hours
Fellowship of Christian Athletes (9-12)
Debate: Novice and J.V. (10-12)
Community Service Club: member, officer (10-12)
Class Council: Class representative (2), Secretary (10-12)
Future Business Leaders of America: Member, Officer (10-12)
National Honor Society: Member, Officer (11-12)
National Spanish Society: Member (11-12)
Students Against Drunk Driving: Member (9)
Hockey: High school team, travel teams, and recreational play
Tennis: Recreational play
Racquetball: Recreational play
I got some awards for community service, academics, and sports</p>
<p>regular cuny baruch.. youre in no questions.
honors cuny baruch.. 50.50</p>
<p>hey man, I'm also applying for Baruch but I'm in NYC. I say you have a 99% chance. Maybe I'll see you next fall. Though I wonder where you will live...</p>
<p>Thanks, yea do you know if you can apply for honors after you have been accepted? Like after the first semester or the first year.</p>
<p>CUNY Baruch: Match</p>
<p>Thanks, anyone else???</p>
<p>"Thanks, yea do you know if you can apply for honors after you have been accepted? Like after the first semester or the first year."
I think you can apply for honors after your first semester but I'm not sure, but if you've sent in your application already you cant send in a CUNY Honors Application (well you can but theres a really long process). You should ask.</p>
<p>Yea, I already sent in my application. But I am pretty sure you can apply after your first semester. Also does it matter if I had an interview or not just for the regular admissions???</p>
<p>CUNY baruch is the one with the really good accounting program, right? (My dad claimed that in that one field it rivals Wharton) To be honest, you're the first non-NY-metro area person I've ever heard of applying to a CUNY. Their regular program is a lock for you but the honor program likes to see 1300+ SAT so your chances are a little iffy.</p>
<p>Interviews aren't standard with CUNYs or CUNY honors. At least I've never heard of anyone having an interview.</p>
<p>Most of the out of staters that go to Baruch are from NJ, and commute.</p>
<p>Yea, I just love Manhattan and I plan to live there after college. Also, I heard the school is known really well in New York City and I was impressed by the companies that recruit there.</p>