<li>Stanford (SCEA) ← I have a chance. Small shot…</li>
<li>Columbia Fu SEAS ← Nice college. If I get in to here and not Stanford…</li>
<li>UC Berkeley ← I estimate like 60% chance of me ending up here.</li>
<li>Cornell ← If I don’t get into Stanford/UCB/Columbia and I get into Cornell, maybe I’ll go there.</li>
<li>Carnegie Mellon ← Incase I don’t get into UCB, Stanford, Cornell, and Columbia.</li>
<li>UIUC ← Incase I don’t get into even CMU.</li>
<li>MIT ← incase they get drunk and accept me on accident</li>
<li>Princeton ← read above
9, 10, 11. UCs ← Hey, free to apply to 4 UCs. Might as well.</li>
</ol>
<p>Think maybe that’s too much? Maybe I shouldn’t apply to Princeton? More reach schools? More safety schools?</p>
<p>Well i mean would you go to princeton over stanford and such if you got in? If so you should apply... dont just waste apps because it would be cool to get into a top ivy.</p>
<p>You need more safeties and matches, definitely. Apply to some schools that have a higher acceptance rate, because most of the schools on your list are very very selective.</p>
<p>if you are from california, dont apply to UIUC. the in state tuition is alot cheaper if you apply to UCs, and also application process is alot easier.</p>
<p>btw flippy post your stats, so we can help you judge which school is match, reach, safety</p>
<p>um, you need more match schools. i would say 1-8 are reach schools. theres a very good chance ( i would say 70%) that you'll be going to a UC if those are the only schools you're applying to. Seriously, kids at my school did the same last year...they're all (with the exception of one) are going to a UC</p>
<p>And I always considered UIUC to be more of a safe match for me. I mean, I know their engineering must be selective, but that school has a 75% accept rate...</p>
<p>Even CMU should be no problem. I don't know what makes you think I have a 30% chance of getting into UCB, CMU, and UIUC.</p>
<p>anonamous - That's a good breakdown, but you don't think I should apply to UIUC?</p>