Northeastern University Chances??

Chance Me / Match Me!
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<p>I was wondering what my chances of getting into Northeastern University in Boston, MA were. I am currently a sophomore/junior in high school. (I've decided to graduate a year early in order to attend the Clarkson School- where high school students can graduate a year early and get one year of "College Life"- and credits before your actual college career starts.)</p>

<p>I have a 3.88 GPA and am almost certainly going to graduate Salutatorian. I have been very involved in extracurricular activities-
Freshman year- Jazz Band, Band, Chorus, Musical Cast, Fall Show Crew, Whiz Quiz (Kind of like High School Jeopardy), Key Club, Science Club, Mock Trial, Speech and Debate, Student Body President, Drama Club, National Jr. Honor Society President, and a member of the swim team.
Sophomore/Junior Year- Jazz Band, Mock Trial, Musical Cast, Fall Show Cast, Whiz Quiz, Speech and Debate Treasurer, Band, Select Choir Treasurer, Drama Club Treasurer, Science Club, Key Club Vice President, National Honor Society, and a member of the Volleyball Team.
Senior Year- Most likely same as Junior Year, but with higher titles (such as Key Club President, Speech and Debate VP, etc.)
I have been playing piano for 10 years as well as Clarinet for 4 years.
I also ABSOLUTELY love math and I like English.
I'm an exceptional student in math, and understand it.
I am very dedicated to everything I do.</p>

<p>Before I graduate high school I will have completed Algebra 1, Geometry, Algebra 2/Trigonometry, Pre Calculus, and Calculus.
I want to Major in Civil Engineering.
I have not yet taken the SAT or any Subject SAT's, but plan to this spring and next fall.</p>

<p>And if you could tell me my chances in any other engineering schools, that'd be great too! Such as MIT, Brown, Cornell, etc.</p>

<p>THANKS SO MUCH</p>

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<p>everything is great, but I’m assuming you haven’t taken the SAT yet? if you get an 1800+, with your GPA and EC’s, you will be fine</p>

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<p>On a whole you’re impressive, but you have to remember with most schools you can’t submit all your achievements, nor will liking English help your admissions chances, (unless your teacher recs reflect it), but for northeastern you seem a very good applicant, assuming your SATs reflect your achievements. As for Cornell, MIT, etc. It seems to be determined by grades, essays, SATs, recs, etc. But I would say you are definitely on the right track! Try and know what you want to do, like a centralized passion, it helps, and it’s a great way to start essays. Good luck!</p>