<p>Can you please chance for the following stat.</p>
<p>GPA: 3.6 UW
SATI: 2240 (1440 = 740M + 700CR)
SAT II : Chemistry: 740
Math: 780
Biology: 750</p>
<p>EC: 250 hours of volunteering at childrens' hospital.</p>
<p>-Which college? CALS, HumEc, and CAS all have the Biology major but different standards of admission. Are you gunning for Biological Sciences, possibly pre-med? </p>
<p>-GPA is relatively low but can be offset by an upward trend in GPA (including 1st semester senior year), your high SAT/SATII scores, or some other hook, like a legacy or URM status.</p>
<p>-Is that your only EC?</p>
<p>First choice of college is : CALS and Second choice is: CAS.
Yes, Applied to Biology Major.
High upward trend from 3.1 to 4.0 (I dunno I how much this helps)</p>
<p>Despite a nice rising trend in GPA, your cumulative GPA is still mediocre, at best, for Cornell standards (miracles aside). Your test scores are otherwise pretty strong.</p>
<p>But you mention no class rank, no schedule information, no location, no race.</p>
<p>If your application is honestly just those stats and the singular EC of 250 hours of volunteer service, honestly, your chances are grim.</p>
<p>HONORLIONS: You’re correct. I am now more relying on miracle than real scenario.
I am in the top 20% of my class. (HS is within top 100 in the nation)
Took around 8 APs (including senior year) and scored 4.0 GPA unweighted in the fall quarter of senior year.
Sorry, I don’t have any other ECs.</p>
<p>No, based on the lack of EC’s alone. Cornell has too many kids to choose from with those kinds of test scores AND a lot of extracurricular activities.</p>