Match schools for a male Asian US citizen [4.0UW/4.5W GPA and 1560 SAT] interested in mechanical engineering and or Electrical engineering [NY resident, 4.0 unweighted GPA]

[AustenNut]

@eyemgh

There is a standard format for posting this type of question too. For the life of me, I can’t find it. Someone will point you to it though and you can edit your original post.

Here you go!

How to post a Chance Me or Match Me (reverse chance me) thread -- START HERE

There are 2 kinds of posts many students find helpful: Chance Me: Get feedback on your chances of being accepted to specific schools. Match Me: Get suggestions for schools that match your profile and interests. First of all, create a CC account so you can post. Secondly, in order to maximize your chance of someone taking a look at your stats and giving feedback, you’ll need to do a few things: Title It Well Include a few details about you in the title: Transfer student from Boston aiming for UCs and ASU Tag it If you want chances on specific schools, use the chance-me tag If you want others to suggest schools to you, use the match-me tag Include details When you click “+ New Thread”, your post will include a template that you can follow to include the most relevant information. That template includes: Demographics (location, residency, HS type, legacy, US or Int’l, gender, etc) Intended Major(s) UW GPA, Rank, and Test Scores (also weighted GPA for systems like UC/CSU) Co…

@SnakeW

would be great if there could be merit based aid.

It would be more helpful to let us know the budget. An $80k/year school that gives $20k in merit for a cost of $60k might still be unaffordable while a school that costs $40k/year and gives $5k in merit would be affordable. Also, let us know if your family will qualify for any need-based aid. (Running the Net Price Calculator at a school like Harvard or Stanford will let you know, as those are generally two of the most financially generous schools.)