UT Austin?

Chance Me / Match Me!
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<p>12th grade
Male
Middle Eastern background
High income household
In-state
Good looking (kinda)</p>

<p>Stats:
SAT - 2040
ACT - 32 (gonna submit this one)
GPA UW: 3.7
GPA W: 4.5
Rank: 61/529 (11%)
Classes: I've only taken Pre-AP, Ap, and Dual Credit classes.</p>

<p>AP Human Geo - 4
AP World History - 4
AP English 3 - 5
AP Calculus - senior year
AP art history - senior year</p>

<p>3 dual credit classes under my belt, by senior year should be 6</p>

<p>Senior Year Classes:
Dual Credit
AP Art History
Pharmacy Tech
Pre-AP Anatomy and Physiology
AP Calculus
Independent Study Mentorship </p>

<p>ECs:
Shadowing an ID MD
Pharmacy Technician job
DECA member, won district twice, historian
HOSA member
Secretary of the cricket club
National Honor Society
National English Honor Society
National Science Honor Society
National Technical Honor Society
Rho Kappa
Mu Alpha Theta
(All of my honor societies require several hours of volunteer work to retain membership)
I don't know if this would count, but I write, produce, record, and mix my own music?
Not going toooooo in depth with ECs, I know UT likes to look at numbers more than anything.</p>

<p>Plus I know I can write pretty darn good essays. I can get really creative with those.</p>

<p>Majors to apply for:
1. Natural Sciences
2. Liberal Arts</p>

<p>Academic Trend: dip freshman year, less of a dip sophomore, best junior year</p>

<p>If I'm missing anything, please ask. Thank you in advance, please be brutally honest. This will hopefully calm my nerves.</p>

<p>QUESTION: I can score higher on my ACT if needed. I can get a 34 if I really tried, but is it ABSOLUTELY necessary here?</p>

<p>-M</p>

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<p>Are you a Texas resident? If so being in top 10% will automatically get you into UT</p>

<p>Sorry but being good looking bears no impact on your chances :smile: </p>

<p>Why not apply as a prospective pharmacy major? Seems to me that your chances might be higher vs liberal arts</p>

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<p>@sgopal2 you are mistaken, to be an auto admit for UT Austin 2015 you need to be in the top 7% of your class for in state students. For 2016, in state students need to be in the top 8% for UT Austin, other Texas schools the top 10% will cut it but not for UT Austin.</p>

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<p>@sgopal2 well I was aiming for biology, because I’m planning for med school. I think bio would be my best chance because I’ve taken several health care classes</p>

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<p>And even if you get into UT, you are not automatically placed in the major you want.</p>

<p>It’s hard to say if you’ll make it. My nephew wasn’t an auto-admit, and he did NOT get in, even though he had excellent ECs (Eagle Scout, excellent trumpet player, volunteering in Africa, etc.). He was devastated, because he was born with orange blood. He even got to see Texas win the national football championship a few years ago! He ended up at Butler University in Indiana. He likes it, but is taking extra courses so he can graduate early and come back to UT for grad school.</p>

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<p>@MaineLonghorn how were his numbers? typically UT depends heavily on numbers as I’ve heard.</p>

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<p>bump</p>

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<p>bubububump</p>