<p>I am applying to CALS in Regular Decision:
SAT-1990 ( 610 reading, 690 math, 690 writing)
SATII- 680 Math 1
ACT-33 (33 math, 29 science, 34 english, 34 reading).
Three-year unweighted average-%95.000
Class Rank-28/402
My school does not offer APs, IBs etc. I do however, take advanced math. So I currently take Calculus I</p>
<p>Some of my EC include:
3 Year Pool Lifeguard
8 Seasons of Varsity Crew- Fall & Spring...Freshman, Sophomore, Junior and Senior Year.
200 Hours of Community Service
National Honor Society
Honor Roll-All three years
Assistant Hockey Coach
Catholic League
Social Studies Club
Science Olympiad
Leadership Award-Granted a 22 day Hurricane Island Canoeing Outward Bound Course in Maine
Ronald Winchester Scholarship-Awarded to 2 exceptional Juniors who show interest in the SA, have good grades and participate on a varsity sport.</p>
<p>Hook:My tutor worked on Cornell's admissions board for many years and said she'll write a letter of recommendation for me.
Thanks</p>
<p>Being in the 75% range of ACT scores makes you a better candidate than most, but you have to understand that ivies are especially critical of who they admit, and they decline people who are on target with everything all of the time. ED would make Cornell a Low Reach IMO.</p>
<p>Not too bad, but SATI and SATII limit you. You might need to take another SATII, depending on where exactly you wanna go within Cornell…Reach for now. Reach for now.</p>
<p>It’s a reach. You should not submit your SAT score, and instead submit your ACT score, as it is higher.
Pretty good EC
not sure about gpa but im guessing 95% is around 3.8 maybe?
Anyway, good luck, you have a decent shot.</p>
<p>Chance me please, im not sure how to make a hyperlink to my post…</p>