<p>i think i am applying to way to many unpredicable schools and i want to keep my options so i really ask yall to try and see if i have to many reach schools it doesnt really matter what my stats are i think i have a fair chance at most but i mean once u get inside the top 25 they can be very fickle....without any further ado...</p>
<p>Gtown(EA)
UVA and W&M(OOS)
Wake Forest
UNC(OOS)
Emory
Cornell(in-state....does this matter)
BC
UPenn
Villanova
Richmond</p>
<p>NY residents get lower tuition at the Cornell statutory colleges such as Agriculture, Human Ecology, and Industrial and Labor Relations. It would help to know your stats and choice of major.</p>
<p>Your schools are really not that unpredictable. If you have scores above the 50% at most, you have a good shot. Cornell and Georgetown above the 75%.</p>
<p>well i attend a pretty decent school usually send a kid to all ives and top schools...that being said i have about a 95.5 UW average with so far the max AP's that you can take since they put a limit on it and all honors classes....i dont really want to make this into a chances post but i guess ill give u all the background...</p>
<p>SAT: i have taken it 3 times is that ok: once was the old one and it was the last sitting in december
M 660 V630
then i got M700 V650 W640
then i got M750 V680 W730
for a grand total of 2160</p>
<p>SATII
IC 730
Physics 750
US Hist 780</p>
<p>APs Stats 5 US hist 4</p>
<p>EC's nothing really major or outstanding just a couple sports and a part time jobs and volunteer work at a legal service( this could be pretty big but i only worked there for this summer and i love it i dunno if colleges will see the commitment issue that i kno they love but i have to live with that and make the best of it)</p>
<p>I intend to major in some business related field but at cornell i would apply to the Hotel Administration school.....Thanks for everyones time who looks and responds to my post</p>
<p>Might want to add Holy Cross-which has made SAT's optional.</p>
<p>The Hotel school at Cornell is one of the best anywhere. Did you know that there is a general business major in the Agriculture school at Cornell that would have lower tuition for NYS residents? It is not just an Agri-business major. I think you have a good chance of getting in at Hotel.</p>
<p>is it easier to gain admission if you are a NYS resident its under my inpression that it is a public school but i have always thought that new yorkers dont really have that much of an edge i hope som1 proves me wrong</p>