<p>Chances at Cornell ED eng. (comp sci/physics)
New York, first generation college white male
GPA- 91 UW, 95.5 W
SAT 800M,730CR,680W (2210)
SAT2's- 770math1c, 8002c,800physics,740us,640 chem
APS, 5 in (comp sci a, ab, physics, stat, us history, pschology)
IB diploma, HLS calc, physics, eng, hist SLs spanish(one weakness, 78 average), comp sci, pschology, economic
Many many many clubs, prez of young republicans, writer and performer in comedy troupe, science research
This summer i am planning to dedicate a lot of my time volunteering at my local retirment facility.
Gradual improvement, 9th grade (88average), 11th grade(94 average, 99 math&physics)</p>
<p>well you have decent ec's, but your sat's are just average, and ap classes just one?</p>
<p>just one ap?</p>
<p>When did 1530 become "average"?</p>
<p>Edit: Cornell's 75th percentile SATs are 720 Verbal; 760 Math. That's 1480 and he/she has a 1530. That's above average at Cornell for you geniuses.</p>
<p>yes, i do believe that he took the new sat, and that's what cornell will be looking at. even if he took the old sat, he would have to take a writing and be assessed on the 2400-point scale</p>
<p>My friend got in to Cornell ED with a 2080 bro.. similar ECs and a lot of 5s on AP</p>
<p>He's still above average</p>