<p>I havnt gotton my college grade yet but here is the list of school I am interested in.</p>
<p>Caltech
Stanford
Duke
Columbia
Cornell
Rice
Carnegie Mellon
U of Michigan</p>
<p>And this is the link to my stats.
<a href="http://talk.collegeconfidential.com/showthread.php?t=235164%5B/url%5D">http://talk.collegeconfidential.com/showthread.php?t=235164</a></p>
<p>I will around 60 units when all said an done.</p>
<p>applying to UCB(haas), UCLA(bizecon), NYU (stern), Uchic, and stanford.</p>
<p>GPA:3.76..or something, depending on how many classes i feel like taking this
quarter. approx. 130 quarter units by end of fall.
EC's:</p>
<p>2 Research assistant positions for stanford grad econ professors
1 marketing internship with clothing design company
student gov and all these funny little clubs and whatnot
founded financial consulting company, had it fold blar blar blar long story
Currently CMO for another fashion design clothing company
annnnd im a hardcore martial artist. (hey, its an ec, right?)</p>
<p>Pre reqs: done already..except for foreign language, i think.
Breadth:done already
IGETC: done already</p>
<p>School: Montgomery CC
GPA: 4.0
Units: 37 (finish with 63)
SAT: 2220
Major: Economics and/or Finance
Applying to: Bates, Brown, Georgetown (McDonough), Wesleyan, Chicago, NYU (Stern), Washington University in St. Louis, Cornell (CALS), and UT Austin (McCombs).</p>
<p>Ok I guess now that's the right way to enter and do ECs if ya want (but mine are typical so I don't care to list them)</p>
<p>Do you all intend to transfer for Fall 2007? </p>
<p>GPA: 3.86
SAT: retake
Major: Economics and Philosophy
-1 internship with an insurance agency
-math tutor
-Many ECs in high school</p>
<p>School: Amherst, Bates, Dickinson, Buckell...</p>
<p>GPA: don't know yet. Classes start tomorrow, lol. Aiming for a 4.0
SAT: 2000 (yeah its low)
Major: psych
Minor: education
ECs: figure skating coach, member of a synchronized skating team for seven years, captain for last four (we were third at Eastern Sectionals and won several other smaller titles), Latin Club and National Honors Society in HS, tutor, studied the piano for eight years, the list goes on... Those are the more important ones I guess.</p>
<p>Williams, Skidmore, Smith, Colgate.</p>
<p>GPA: 3.895 (3.9 damn it)
SAT: may retake if applying to other priv. schools
Major: English (maybe doubling major on history or anthropology)
Minor: History or Anthropology
ECs: a lot from high school, president of anthropology club @ my CCC, employed as a math tutor, published work @ school literary magazine</p>
<p>Cal, UCLA, UCSD, UCR, UCSB, UCI
Georgetown, Cornell, Weselyan, Bowdoin (still considering)</p>
<p>Not a 3.9 ;) Much as you'd like to convince yourself that it is.</p>
<p>GPA: 3.71 (3.84 by the end of Fall)
SAT: 1350 (out of 1600 scale :P)
Major: One of Business, Economics, or Business Economics
Minor: Accounting or Economics (depends on where i go)
ECs: Several good ones from High School
College: Student Government, Private Tutor, Honors Program (including TAP with UCLA), Inventory Manager at an Espresso Company, Internship at an accountancy firm as a bookkeeper, Hospital Volunteer (150 hours), Emerging Leaders Program</p>
<p>Schools (in order of choices):</p>
<p>UCLA (BizEcon w/Accounting Minor)
USC (Double Major in Business and Accounting w/Economics Minor with concentration on Finance and Money) <--- Actually USC and UCLA should be on par. They are equally good.
Claremont McKenna (Econ-Accounting) <--- REALLY good school, but one thing that worries me is its quiet suburb (not good for recruition)
Cal (Economics) <--- not good for the purpose of recruition
UCSD (Economics) <--- UCSD isn't really famous for social science, is it?</p>
<p>MAYBE NYU (Finance) <-- Greater chance that I won't apply at all</p>
<p>Bah... I dun even bother with all those Ivy level schools like Stanford and MIT. I know I'll get killed while competing with all those brain-freaks there.</p>
<p>brand_182 </p>
<p>Thank you ohhh so much for that link and helping to dispel that myth. It seems like as soon as someone types an admission stat for Cornell someone else screams "GT's!" lol I'm applying to ILR so like goyoungha, that link made my day lol. Anyways...</p>
<p>School: Onondaga Community College
GPA: 3.7
EC: Youth Pastor at local church, 100+ volunteering at Summer Bible School for inner city kids, College Student Government, African American Club, ummm I also work about 30 hours a week if that counts lol
Major: Humanities
Applying to: Cornell (ILR), Syracuse, USC, Pepperdine, Occidental and American</p>
<p>School: UNC Chapel Hill
GPA: 3.965
SAT: 1440
Major: Chinese and Economics
College ECs: Founder of the only film club on campus which grew from 20 members to 200. Staff writer to UNC's humor magazine.
Applying to: UCB, Columbia, Yale, Harvard, Georgetown SFS</p>
<p>freshprince - no problem. Somebody from CC directed me to that link a couple weeks ago and I nearly crapped my pants. Those interested in Cornell should search for the "Cornell Decisions" thread, where you will see a string of rejections with a couple acceptances sprinkled in there. I think that's because most of those people were trying to transfer into CAS, which according to the data given, had a/b an 8% acceptance rate. Good luck to everyone goin for it!</p>
<p>Im New Here.
I attend a Junior college in Maryland
GPA: 3.02 (Will be 3.2 by the end of the spring)
Major: Electrical Engineering
Applying to: UMD-College Park, Virginia Tech, Northwestern (want to go to law school. May wait until then.) John Hopkins. </p>
<p>Any suggestions for good electrical engineering schools i should look at. Thx</p>
<p>UCSD bioengineering major, 3.95 GPA
Few ECs: mostly stuff that I do for fun, I am really lazy.
Applying to: UC Berkeley ChemE (first choice, please take mE!), Ecole Normale Suprerieure (math), might also apply to Stanford and MIT if I could be arsed to get recs.</p>
<p>Junior transfer, here.</p>
<p>GPA: 3.73 (ish... doing a 24 credit courseload this term)
SAT: oh gahd. Is it terrible that I don't even remember? the last time i took the SAT was over 5 years ago :/ But now I'm wondering if i should retake them?
Major: international relations/studies (depending on the school)
Minor: East European, Russian & Soviet Studies
ECs: at the risk of tooting my own horn, i will throw caution to the wind and just say they're extensive and special ;)</p>
<p>Applying To: BC, Columbia, NYU, G-town, McGill, UCB, UCLA, Stanford (list is tentative and subject to much excessive change)</p>
<p>I have a quick question for all of you columbia hopefuls... any thoughts on school of general studies?</p>
<p>Well all I know is that it's for "non-traditional" students (adults or someone that has taken several years off from school) and that it's much easier to get into than Columbia College.</p>
<p>Current school: Mount San Jacinto College
GPA: 3.78/4.00, Honors load
Major: Economics
HS GPA: 2.1 Dropout
SATS: Never took in high school
ECS: Own a few online businesses and two service businesses, volunteer, and attendee of industry conferences, treasurer of Sierra campus club, interview people within intended industry I wish to enter, former professional video gamer(sponsored and ranked well).
Applying to: UCLA, UCB, Cornell, UPenn, Columbia
Safeties:UCSB, UCI</p>
<p>College-Northern Virginia Comm. College
GPA-4.0
SAT-1900 (1300 M/V)
Major- Econ
HS-3.0
EC's-VP Black Students Assoc, still working on the rest, trying to get an internship
Applying to: UVA, Vtech, UMD, Cornell, NYU, Columbia, G-town, GW. (I aim high)
Safeties: OSU (was accepted, but cost too much $, they allowed me to defer), other then that none.</p>