<p>So supposedly UT Austin BME is really tough to get into, and if it were for any other department at UT I wouldn't bother asking. But nobody even at Colloqium could give me a straight answer as to the competitive level / average stats of BME acceptants (other than "it's REALLY hard to get into"). </p>
<p>So just based on any experience or knowledge, could you guys help me out? What are my chances...</p>
<p>In-state, somewhere barely in top 10% of my class.</p>
<p>SAT I: 2300 (Math: 800 Reading: 740 Writing: 760)</p>
<p>SAT II's: Math IIC, Biology, Literature (Haven't taken but all will be 700+)</p>
<p>AP's: Calculus AB (5) English Language (5) Statistics (3) World History (3),</p>
<p>Senior Year Classes: Calculus BC AP, Physics AP, Biology AP, Latin Vergil AP, English GT AP, Macroeconomics AP, Government AP, Psychology AP, Anatomy & Physiology, Teacher Aide.</p>
<p>Accomplishments and Extracurricular:</p>
<p>National Merit Semifinalist
JV Tennis (9-10)
Winners Circle (9-12) Organization promoting drug and alcohol-free students
Chess Club (9-12): Undefeated Champion all four years (been doing chess for long time)
Latin Club (9-12) Lots of Area, NLE awards
Junior Classical League (9-12)
Key Club (11-12): Reporter (12)
Underclassmen Honor Society (9-10)
National Honor Society (11-12)
Math Club (11-12)
Orchestra (JV 9, Varsity 10): Concertino Region Orchestra (2nd Violin section, Freshman Year)
Calculus Club (12)
Junior Engineering Technical Society (11-12): 2005 TEAMS Competition at UT Austin
Model United Nations (10-12): Recognition as China (Disarmament) at Baylor 2004
Technology Students Association (11)</p>
<p>Misc:</p>
<p>·Did the San Antonio PREP (PreFreshman Engineering Program) 8 weeks a summer for three summers. Upon graduation of the program (Summer 2003), I got a scholarship of $10,000 over four years or $12,500 for five years if I did engineering at St. Marys.
·Work as an assistant instructor at a Kumon Math & Reading Center (started in July 2004) for 5 hours a week on most Saturdays.
·Interned at the University of Texas San Antonio Health Science Center over the summer after junior year. Worked in a lab that focused on cancer research in the Cell and Structural Biology department of the center.</p>
<p>How do things look? Thanks for your time.</p>