<p>My stats and background info are all here:</p>
<p>Originally, I really wanted to go to JHU only, but the more I researched, the more I also began to love Cornell and I really want to go there too. So could you guys chance me please?</p>
<p>I think you have a very good shot 70% with good essays</p>
<p>i like your chances, especially for Cornell… you look very well-rounded… i agree with the above poster, the essays play a big role in my opinion. good luck with everything!!</p>
<p>Are you an international student. If so and If your not applying for a aid you have a very good shot and if you are applying for aid, a very very slim shot (only 15 or so slots of aid for internationals).</p>
<p>your stats + URM = very high chance in my opinion</p>
<p>Cornell is need blind for intl students. must we go over this again?</p>
<p>regardless, if you are admitted, they will probably not give you the aid you need because you are an intl student. There are only 15-20 scholarships made available to intl students at cornell each year and they are very competitive to get. Good luck getting in, and if you get in, good luck getting aid.</p>
<p>Yah if you are applying for aid your chance is pretty slim, but I think the OP has PR card? I think she is considered in the same pool as U.S. citizens.</p>
<p>Just to make it 100% clear. </p>
<p>Chances to be admitted are based solely upon your application and have nothing to do with your ability to pay</p>
<p>the chances of you actually getting aid if you are not a PR are very slim. </p>
<p>If you are a PR, Congrats, you get the aid you may need if your family is not loaded.</p>
<p>If you are not a PR, there is a very good chance that you may be admitted, but not able to pay, and thus not able to attend. You should definitely apply to colleges you know you can afford.</p>
<p>yeah I have a PR cad so my fin aid is considered the same as for U.S. citizens (thank God).
Thanks guys 
You’re really helping to alleviate my fears now. Oh, btw, I applied to CALS since I want to do pre-med.</p>