<p>Race:Asian/indian
WGPA: 4.3 out of a possible highest of 5.4 weird gpa system
UW gpa 3.2 (guess)
our school doesnt give UW but im guessing its around 3.0 its all B's and a few A's
i took the hardest courseload inlcuding the maximum amount of ap's this year
rank: 135/630 i predict it going up during 2nd semseter so far i have all A's
Recs: Really good teacher recs
Essay skills: little above normal</p>
<p>Choice:Petroleom Engineering 2nd choice liberal arts economics</p>
<p>400 hours of community service</p>
<p>Special Award:
Texas Boys state went to UT for a week and learned abt government</p>
<p>Ec's
President of anti-drugs
class officer of keyclub
student coucil class rep
math club
school spirit club
greets club
academic challenge
decathalon
HOSA</p>
<p>Current courseload:
french-Ap
Calc BC
english AP
economics AP
accouting
stat -ap
biology-ap
independent english-</p>
<p>i dont know if this helps but
i speak 3 languages</p>
<p>Definitely apply. If you are instate I would think that you would be accepted (even though not top ten percent.) It is certainly worth a shot! :)</p>
<p>Honestly, you're class rank, which puts you in the top 21% (I just calculated it), and you're middle-range test scores will be to your disadvantage. BUT that fact that you're instate and have so many AP's will be in your favor. I can't guarantee you get into your first-choice major (any engineering is EXTREMELY competitive), but I would say you have a good shot at Liberal Arts.</p>
<p>Now, I'm by no means an admissions counselor (but I'm accepted into McCombs and Plan II EC, and am already enrolled for Fall 2007), but there seems to be a pretty straightforward trend in admissions. I do think you have a good shot, so most definitely apply.</p>
<p>I had a friend who got in engineering with a 3.9 out of 4.8ish (5.0 really, but nobody can get that) and an SAT score of ~1700. I don't think her essays were very good, and her ECs were limited. So I think you've got a shot.</p>
<p>Apply, but dont expect to get in. My stats were eerily similar to yours and I got CAPed. I was top 20% at a small competitive private school, and had 670 W 630 math, 800 W.</p>