<p>I'm applying to Cornell - CALS, Vanderbilt, and Notre Dame as a biology major. Right now I'm in my second semester of college, so I'm applying for sophomore admission. </p>
<p>My HS GPA is 3.6, College GPA is 4.0, and my SAT score is 1680
I have no EC's for college, but I volunteered 4 hrs/ week last semester. I'm transferring from LSU, but I attended UMUC, a community college, my first semester. I'm wondering what my chances for acceptance are.</p>
<p>Well, I am not the best at saying what kind of shot you will have but keep in mind that because you are applying as a sophomore theyre going to weight your hs credentials a lot more. Also, they are probably going to worry that you are transferring twice. </p>
<p>Those schools also like to see you have taken advantage of all the opportunities at your school so you should def get on top of that.</p>
<p>You need another year of strong grades in college. You should also retake the SAT or try the ACT for Vandy and ND if they’ll let you.</p>
<p>college gpa looks good for cornell. i agree with staying another year to make those HS stats count less, but if you keep it up and write good essays, you would have a shot</p>