<p>Chinese Male
3 different high schools in 4 years
SAT math 800 CR 770 Writing 670
Varsity tennis (4yrs) captain, #1 singles player, state finalist
Varsity badminton (2 yrs), #1 singles player, County champ
Football club president and founder
Great recommendations
Class rank 28/533
GPA: 3.9 (unweighted)
AP Calc BC- 4
AP Eng lang-4
AP Env Sci.-4
AP stats-currently taking
AP physics E&M-currently taking
AP physics Mechanics-currently taking
AP Eng lit-currently taking
AP Econ -currently taking (will take both AP micro and macro tests)</p>
<p>Is McCombs program (not honors) better than say..Kenan, Haas, Ross, UVA program? Those are the other programs that I'm also considering.</p>
<p>What are my chances of getting into McCombs (regular) and BHP?</p>
<p>You can definitely get into McCombs. It's the top accounting school in the country, and it's #6 in finance (which is what most people do). Overall, I think it's about the #9 business school in the country.</p>
<p>Haas, Ross, and UVA are proabably higher ranked though. However, UT's BHP sticks out a lot, beyond just normal McCombs students. UT gets a lot of recruiting from a few BB firms, like Goldman, Lehman, and Merrill. They are also really good with the Big 4 in accounting. Lastly, consulting firms like McKinsey, and BCG (and to a lesser extent, Bain) also recruit a fair amount here. What field of business are you interested in?</p>
<p>If you don't get into BHP as a freshman, I've heard that transferring in isn't terribly difficult. You just need to maintain a high GPA (3.9+, which isn't too hard, since UT doesn't use +/- grading, yet), and have some good professor reccomendations. I've heard that the acceptance rate is very high for BHP transfers. Anyways, I'd say you have a good shot for BHP out of freshman admissions anyways.</p>
<p>transferring into BHP as a sohphomore is HARD!!! try your best to get in as a freshman...I just got in as a sophomore, and anyone will tell you its harder. Ur GPA is good, SAT is fine, but rank could be better. your leadership looks gud and thats a major part of getting in...you have a pretty decent shot at getting in.</p>
<p>From what Ive heard, I would not expect to get into BHP, since only around 2% come from out of state (it is very very competitive for out of state). That means around 3 people each year as freshman.</p>