Macaulay Honors College at CUNY (Need some information)

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<p>I am very interested in the program, which gives you a free full tuition scholarship of $7,500, a free Apple laptop, and a $7500 global research and internship opportunities. The school's website says that it's graduates go to Harvard, Yale, Cornell, Vanderbilt, U Penn, and many other great universities for graduate programs. </p>

<p>But there isn't much information on there website. I know they say that the average GPA is 93.3% and 1390 on the SAT (out of 1600), but there isn't much information about admission rates or others. </p>

<p>I would like to ask, if this college as great as it seems to be, such as students going to Ivy's or other great Universities? Can anyone give me more information about this school (Admission rates, and etc?)</p>

<p>Thank you very much.</p>

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<p>The pool is rather saturated, and more than simply GPA and SAT scores are considered for this program. Think racial and ethnic background, hardships and obstacles overcome, reputation of high school attended.</p>

<p>The program and the schools in the CUNY system, especially Hunter College and Queens College, are reputable enough. Moreover, tuition and room are covered, and every beneficiary receives a laptop and a 7500 dollar stipend toward approved study abroad. What’s the problem?</p>

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<p>Thank you, but one more question.</p>

<p>The website says you cannot apply to the honors college in more then one senior CUNY colleges. But then it says you can re-apply if you didn’t get in. So if you do get rejected, you can re-apply as many times you want?</p>

<p>Also, those total applicant and admission are for all the colleges right?</p>

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<p>If the website doesn’t specify a limit, presumably.</p>

<p>And, yes, those are total numbers for all colleges affiliated with the program.</p>