Do I have a chance?

Chance Me / Match Me!
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<p>Hi guys, thanks in advance for your help. What are my chances for the JHU and Cornell + a 7-Year Med Program via Rutgers-New Brunswick to UMDNJ or any related ones in the state of NJ?</p>

<p>Also consider:
NYU
Rutgers-New Brunswick Sci Honors Program
Drexel U</p>

<p>SAT:October-> CR-730 M-730 W-700
January-> CR-750 M-740 W-770
June -> CR-800 M-760 W-760</p>

<p>SAT II's: USH-780
Bio-690 (not sending I think)
Taking Chem+Math II in October and I hope to get 800 for math and 750+ for chem</p>

<p>Weighted GPA [All honors level classes (freshman-junior)]-5.4 or higher
Unweighted GPA (" ")- 3.93 or higher</p>

<p>Advanced Placement Classes:
Junior-Taken AP Lang/Comp + APUSH and scored 5's on both
Senior-Going to take AP Statistics, AP Bio, AP Calc BC, and AP Lit</p>

<p>Class Rank- Top 10%</p>

<p>EC's:
-NHS 2 years
-Social Studies Honor Society 2 years
-Science National Honor Society 2 years
-National English Honor Society 1 year
-French Honor Society 2 years
-Academy of Science 3 years
-Key Club 3 years (On Exec board as Newseditor for Senior Year)
-Chess Club (Secretary for 2 years)</p>

<p>Volunteer Work:
100 hours at local senior citizen center (Roosevelt Care Center)
Planning to accumulate 100 hours at JFK Rehabilitation Center
80+ Hours at the local YMCA
Tutor</p>

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<p>bump. Please answer!</p>

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<p>bump again.</p>

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<p>last bump.</p>

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<p>Well, your SAT’s are decent enough for JHU and Cornell. GPA is good too. Though your EC’s are pretty lacking. It seems you just joined some clubs without any achievement of leadership.
It’s even worse for the UMDJ thing. I suggest you volunteer at a hospital and get to shift leader. Or perhaps shadow or work at a doctor’s office, in addition to a summer research internship. </p>

<p>I suggest you desperately work out your EC condition, get 750-800 on SATIIs, keep your GPA up and you’ll do ok.</p>