<p>Hey I have been doing research on good chemical engineering schools and I was wondering if others had any insight.</p>
<p>GPA: 4.7w 3.99uw
SAT: old 620CR, 730M new 580CR 770M 580W (taking again)
Courses: so far I have taken 7 AP classes and passed all and this year I am taking 5 more plus other advanced classes. Taking calc II at local university.
Class rank: 1 of 360 in one of the best public schools in MO (probably not saying much)</p>
<p>ECs:
Soccer 9-12, V11-12
Track 10-12 V10-12
Baseball 9
Weight Lifting Club 9-12
National Honor Society 9-12
Foreign Language Honor Society 9-12
VP/CO-founder of senior technology assistance program where we volunteer at nursing homes and help teach computer use.
Eagle Scout
ROOTS 9-10 (student volunteer program)
probably some others...</p>
<p>I am considering schools such as Texas A/M, purdue etc... but I am looking for suggestions for good chem enginnering colleges.</p>
<p>Hey, I'm a houstonian with pretty close stats as you. I am aiming for Rose-Hulman, Purdue, Georgia Tech, and USAFA. UT and A/M would be hard, but I think you have the stuff to get in, both have excellent engineerings programs. Rice I don't suggest, unless you want biology...</p>
<p>I considered Caltech and dropped it for many reasons. Case-western would work.</p>
<p>I think you could get into all of them, what are you leaning towards?</p>
<p>Right now I am leaning towards Rose, A/M, and Purdue but if i cant get much in the way of aid or scholarships I am not sure what I would do. You have any idea how much these give out in scholarships for someone like me?</p>