Chances of getting into Cockrell ChemE?

[Onizzle]

<p>Hi, im a white, will be senior and i was wondering what my chances of getting into Cockrell ChemE are.</p>

<p>Ethnicity: White
Class rank: 20/862 (2.3%) (All my grades are above 94's, yet i play tennis and am in the orchestra)
GPA: 6.75(Texas scale)
SAT: 1950 (Need to retake, can get far higher)
Math: 750
Reading: 600
Writing: 630</p>

<p>Subject Scores:
Chem: 710
Math 2: 740
US History: 740</p>

<p>Ap classes:
Chem, US history, psychology, government, statistics, calc bc, economy, english III, English IV, Physics C, and possibly art history</p>

<p>Awards:
Rensselear Medal, State TCEA robitics 3rd place and regional 1st and 3rd place. Comp Sci Award, Orchestra solo and ensemble superior ratings in string bass and violin. Duke TIP state recgonition for math.</p>

<p>EC's: Engineering camp at UT last summer, Interning at a natural gas company, NHS, Key Club, Tennis, Orchesta (Vice president, play violin and string bass), Computer Science club (Vice President), possibly president of Student Secular Alliance, depends on whether or not our administration will pass it.</p>

<p>Letters of rec will be awesome</p>

<p>So thats about all that i can think of atm, plz tell me what you think!</p>

[Highlander11]

<p>I would say that you have a pretty good chance at getting in. I got in without stats that good, but, every circumstance is different.</p>

[zinala]

<p>You look great–except for the SAT. For Chem E, aim for a minimum of another 150-200 points–judging by this past year’s brutal competition. If you can do more science or engineering summer programs and ECs, so much the better. Also, take the essays very seriously. Contrary to the majority opinion in this forum last year, I think they mattered.</p>

[soadquake981]

<p>Everything looks okay, but you really do need to raise your SAT score. I’d say you can’t be absolutely confident until your score is 2100+ (2200+ would be ideal).</p>