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<p>Hey all. I'm a freshman at Ohio State (soph by credits) hoping to transfer to Cornell.</p>

<p>My College Stats:
3.9 GPA (3.8 first quarter, 4.0 second) - 3 honors classes
Undergrad Economics Society
Circle K
Research Assistant
Honors Student</p>

<p>HS Stats:
3.99uw, 4.66w GPA
2 of 170
33 ACT
7 AP courses (5 macro, 5 micro, 5 calc, 4 english, 4 us history, 3 bio, 3 euro history - these are all of the courses my hs offered)
Captain, Tennis team (4 letters)
Captain, Academic team
Vice President, Key Club
1st seat trumpet
TV game show appearance
2-time top 6 finish in tri-state debate
AP scholar with distinction
Arion Award for Musical Achievement (national)
Ohio High School Athletic Association Scholar/Athlete award
English, Spanish, Business/Econ departmental awards
Co-founded church's chess program for area youths</p>

<p>I only listed here what I included in my apps. I've done a lot more, but, regrettably, couldn't include all of it in my apps.</p>

<p>My essays focused on my desire to return to Appalachia and fix the economic/political structures of my area, my autistic brother, and my cancer-surviving parents.</p>

<p>I was just wondering what you thought my chances are...since I am trying to get in from a public school. Any thoughts would be greatly appreciated!! :)</p>

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<p>Oh, and I also mentioned in my apps that I got to review an Idaho congressman's stimulus plan from its infancy and that I've discussed with a candidate for Ohio Governor the state of Appalachian health and education programs.
Oh, and that I'm corresponding with a local mayor about health initiatives in Appalachia. :)</p>

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<p>transfer chances are IMPOSSIBLE. good luck, but the competition is very stiff.</p>

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<p>Depends on the college/major you applied to.</p>

<p>Btw...I successfully transferred to Cornell from a public college. I don't think applicants from public colleges are at a disadvantage...especially when they come with a resume like yours ;)</p>

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<p>Thanks. And Tboonepickens, I know that Cornell's CAS only accepts about 14% of transfer applicants, that's why I'm posting.</p>