Do you think i can get into Cornell University (Johnson Business School)

Chance Me / Match Me!
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UW GPA:3.5
W GPA:4.3
Sat I:2100 (getting 1900s right now but i can get a 2100)
Sat II subject tests:Math II:720(trying to get higher) , planning to take Lit subject test in october (Goal score:700+)
Aps taken:Calculus BC AP, Comp Sci AP, English Lang AP, Spanish 4 AP, Micro Economics AP, Psychology AP,physics 1 AP
Ecs:
1.)Been doing club swimming for over 10 years
2.)Math club for elementary school(been helping teacher elementary school kids algebra 1,geometry, and basic alg 2) for 4 years
3.)Planning to start my own club with a friend (related to business senior year)
4.)Science National Honor Society (nothing impressive just something to put on)
5.)Varsity high school swimmer 4 years ( 3 right now , but will be varsity as a senior)
6.)Intern at a gun scope company(helped sell over 10,000 $ worth of gun scopes)
7.)Been helping special needs kid learn to swim

State:CA
hooks: Legacy(brother), early decision, athletic recruit,struggled with school due to my sinus disease
Negatives - low gpa because school was not of any interest to me freshman and sophomore year , but started trying this year
Senior Year Schedule
Advanced Calculus (multivariable calculus same as Calc III)
English Lang AP
Microeconomics AP
Spanish 4 AP
Psychology AP

PS: since I’m an early decision legacy athlete , would that impact my acceptance to cornell a lot?

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Since you are recruited you have really good chances if you get the SAT to 2100.

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I am pretty sure that Johnson is Cornell’s graduate business school. Dyson is their undergrad business school. Dyson’s AEM (Applied Economics and Management) major is the place where Cornell places most of their athletes (supposedly, and I truly do not know this part for a fact so maybe someone else can add some real facts, the classes are much easier for athletes whose time is taken up for practice, weight training and games), thus taking up most spots for a good majority of the kids who try to get into AEM without being a recruited athlete. So, if you want to be a business major and you’re a recruited athlete, even with subpar grades, you might stand a good chance to get into AEM.

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Thanks for your input!

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Any more thoughts from anyone else?

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If you weren’t an athletic recruit I’d have said low chance (low SAT, low GPA, EC’s are only OK to good). However, I don’t know anything about the recruiting process or how much it helps.

Chance me back? http://talk.collegeconfidential.com/what-my-chances/1742181-chance-a-junior-for-a-wide-range-of-schools-i-will-chance-you-back.html

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Wouldn’t legacy impact my acceptance chance a bit?

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@Kumar452, it’s first generation legacy so it might be a slight bump but nothing substantial unless your family can donate ~$250,000 to the school soon, lol.

I’m sure your chances are better being a recruited athlete, though.

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As an athlete what is your AI? How does this compare with the median for Cornell?

How many spots does the coach have? Have you been offered one? Official visit? If you don’t know these answers then you need to talk to the coach.