chances female engineering please

Colleges and Universities A-Z Cornell University
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<p>prospective major: bioengineering</p>

<p>SAT 1
cr: 650
w: 730
m: 800
SAT II
math II: 780
bio M: 610 (retook in jan so hopefully higher)</p>

<p>AP's
calc AB: 4
stats: 3
lang/comp: 2
us history: 1
calc BC : currently taking
literature: "
biology: "</p>

<p>gpa: 3.96/4
rank: 1/218</p>

<p>teacher recs: 1 excellent from math teacher of 5 years..other pretty good
counselor rec: okay
essay: not great
gender: f
location: Maine</p>

<p>extracurriculars:
math team 9-12
interact club (president) 9-12
varsity nordic ski 11-12
track 11
varsity xcountry 12
girls state- summer program 11
student council (treasurer) 12
lead amercia- a summer conference on healthcare professions 11
work at grocery store in summer and school year 9-12
math team coach/tutor 10,12
speak out contests (10-12)</p>

<p>awards/honors:
yale book award (12)
national merit commended (11)
magna cum laude on national latin exam (9,10)
1st place in school AMC 10 math contest (9)
4th place freshman/sophomore in math league (10)
1st place local speak out contest (10,11)
3rd place state speak out contest (10,11)
teacher's dream superlative</p>

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<p>The College of Engineering had an acceptance rate of about 45% for females for the Fall of 2008 and coupled with your strong stats, I would say you have a great chance.</p>

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<p>you got a 1 on AP history and 3 on Stats and 4 for AP Cal? if thats true, then even if you are accepted you'll have a rough time with gpa... unless im reading teh AP scores wrong haha</p>

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<p>solid us history ap score</p>

<p>62.18% chance</p>

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<p>haha yes my ap score suck...</p>

<p>thank you for chancing me :-)</p>

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<p>not to be rude but that 62% means nothing.
He did not use any formula to calculate it.
He just guessed.
And thats all you will get - guesses. No one will give you the response until you hear back from Cornell.</p>

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<p>I think that you have a decent shot at getting in, but in complete honesty, based on your scores I think that you will struggle a lot at Cornell.</p>