Chances??

Colleges and Universities A-Z North Carolina State University
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<p>White male, attending a Math & Science High School in Virginia (selective enrollment), applying to Engineering School for Fall 2011 enrollment.</p>

<p>GPA: 4.1
ACT (using super score): Composite: 33; E: 32; M: 33; R: 34; S: 31, W: 26
SAT: M: 650; CR: 630; W: 600</p>

<p>I took the SAT first and then the ACT. Did better on the ACT so I took it again.</p>

<p>Have taken AP classes since Junior Year in math, science, and history. Dual enrollment in Engineering. 4 years of Latin.</p>

<p>EC: marching band (section leader), jazz band, robotics, community service</p>

<p>I am also applying to Georgia Tech, VA Tech, and Rensselaer. Thanks in advance for you input.</p>

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<p>My daughter was accepted into the College of Engineering for Biomedical Engineering as an EA applicant. </p>

<p>Her composite ACT was 30
SAT - 660 Reading/670 Math/740 Writing
GPA 4.83
Rank - #5 of 522</p>

<p>She was also invited to apply to their University Honors Program. </p>

<p>In-state applicant. White female. Lots of extra curricular, volunteer, sports. Coaches youth softball teams, plays Viola. National Honor Society, Math and Spanish Honor Societies, etc. </p>

<p>She was also accepted at USC Columbia and is on their Honors Program and UGA for Biomedical Engineering. Still waiting to hear from Chapel Hill.</p>

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<p>I got in early decision, and I had about the same SAT and just a little bit higher GPA assuming that’s your weighted one. I’m not sure how your out-of-state residency will factor in with admission, but I think that you have a pretty good chance. </p>

<p>Be confident, I bet that you’ll get in.</p>