chances

<p>Test Scores:
ACT:32,Math-35</p>

<p>APPLYING TO ENGINEERING</p>

<p>Sat2 scores: 750 math2, 700 chemistry</p>

<p>im a latino male in a very competitive school in long island new york</p>

<p>Academics:
3.6 gpa i know its low
school doesnt rank at all, not decile even</p>

<p>AP's by the end of hs:
AP USH
AP MACRO
AP MICRO
AP CALC AB
AP PHYS
AP US GOV
AP PSYCH
AP ENGLISH LITERATURE</p>

<p>ECs:
Church Youth Group-Director</p>

<p>Drill Sergeant of a drill team that I created including kids from all over my county</p>

<p>HBC Soccer club U-19 squad, moved up from u-17...Co-Captain</p>

<p>Astronomy Club-Vice president and director of activities</p>

<p>Mathletes-all 4years of hs</p>

<p>Model Congress- 3years of hs</p>

<p>300 hours volunteering at local hospital
NHS-regular and french.</p>

<p>Mission trip in the Phillipines this summer.</p>

<p>Summer Programs
Attended Johns Hopkins CTY[discrete math] 9th grade
Attended Cornell University Summer College[bioethics-contemporary medicine] 10th grade</p>

<p>Work Experience:
been working for every summer of the past three years and currently working as well</p>

<p>Stocker at a bridal shop -summer 2005
Secretary at a Skin Research Foundation -summer 2006
Sales Associate at Staples- started in June and still working there</p>

<p>essays: very unique,well written, and totally excellent
recs: reeeallly good one from my math teacher, good one from english, counselor really likes me so im expecting something good
major: mathematics</p>

<p>im very passionate about my activity in my church...i help out kids when they need someone to go to, and i organize most of the events that take place there. its a community that i've been part of and have created...it may not look impressive but colleges say do whats importatnt to you so thats what is</p>

<p>I'd say u have a good shot with great scores 4 a URM</p>

<p>beefs,</p>

<p>Everything looks reasonably solid; however, you stated, "APPLYING TO ENGINEERING".</p>

<p>Are you aware that Emory does not have an Engineering department? It does have a Biomedical Engineering program in conjunction with Georgia Tech, as well as a "dual-degree" program in Engineering with Georgia Tech, whereby you can earn a baccalaureate degree from Emory and a B.S. degree from Georgia Tech. This is a 5-year program, though.</p>

<p>Any reasons why Emory doesn't have an engineering program?</p>

<p>because georgia tech is right down the road...liberal arts education</p>

<p>sorry guys i copied and pasted, ill be studying physics or mathematics</p>