<p>and along the same lines as my last thread... could some recent honors admits post their stats?</p>
<p>3.6ish gpa unweighted. Respected prep school. No rank, but I'm not in Cum Laude- not even close. 4 APs- psych, mod euro, english lit, english lang. 2090 SAT- 730V, 630M, 730W. A bunch of clubs, a few honor societies, good leadership positions (they want kids who are active in their communities). My hooks: columnist for the Tampa Trib, and I have a good writing style (this post notwithstanding). The honors program focuses heavily on writing (which is probably what redeemed me. I'm usually a B student in math and science).</p>
<p>awesome... thanks for the reply... that is good for me then, because i'm basically inept in math and science...</p>
<p>bump please guys</p>
<p>4.1 weighted, crappy public school. like 17/350ish, 10 aps - calc ab/bc, physics b/c, english lit/lang, american/euro hist, us govt, micro econ. 2300 sat, 800m, 800v, 700w captain of academic team, a few other clubs/societies. Hooks: I dont really know, i'm a white guy who wrote about cooking an indian dinner, so thats something different.</p>
<p>what's your major, yargg? just curious, what lead you to SU?</p>
<p>Architecture. I looked a lot of places and honostly syracuse was pretty low on my list, but it had a top10( #5 actually) arch school and was on the tuition exchange with the school where my father teaches... So i visited, and loved it. The faculty and students who talked to us on the visiting students day were on par with any other school i visited. It came out as a close run between Syracuse and Carnegie Mellon, but when the financial aid letters came in, and the scholarship info came, about $200,000 helped point the way.</p>