<p>Hey, I'm a junior and I was just wondering what my chances were at getting into CMU SCS? I'm thinking it's like a mid-reach?</p>
<p>Ethnicity: Asian (Male)</p>
<p>SAT: 2150 ( 640 CR, 800 Math, 710 Writing) going to retake
SAT II: Math 1 - 800, Math 2 - 800
(going to take Physics and possibly Chemistry)</p>
<p>Honors/APs (All of them were As except for like one)
AP US History
AP Computer Science
AP Language and Composition
Honors Physics
Honors Chemistry
Honors US History I
Honors Computer Science I
Honors Computer Science II
Honors CompSci Math I
Honors CompSci Math II
Honors Spanish IV</p>
<p>Notable Senior Courses:
AP Calculus BC
AP Literature
AP Chemistry
Honors Computer Science IV
Honors Tech Design</p>
<p>Voluteering
-25 hours Teacher Assistant
-90 hours Hospital work</p>
<p>Extracurriculars:
-CSAW (CyberSecurity something Week) - 1 year
-American Computer Science League (placed 6th in the world in 2012) - 3 years
-Science League Physics I and Chemistry I - 2 years
-National Honor Society
-Accepted into Spanish Honor Society (couldn't do it due to schedule conflicts)
-Varsity Tennis - 2 years (I do tennis outside of school too)
-Basketball Manager - 1 year
-Chinese School (combined total 30 awards over 9 years)
-Technology Student Association - 2 years</p>
<p>Honors/Awards
-Computer Science Student of the Year (for my school)
-Computer Science Achievement Certificate
-CompSci Math Achievement Certificate
-Nominated by school for Governor School (2 students per school)
-Honor Roll every quarter of high school thus far</p>
<p>I think my main standouts for SCS are my ACSL club, Computer Science courses for four years, and a couple awards for Computer Science. </p>
<p>I'm looking to get my SAT to around 2250-2350 and I'm going to take the ACT. Plus I might go to the CMU summer program (I was accepted last year but I didn't go, a mistake on my part).</p>
<p>Is there anything I can improve/add to help my chances at CMU?</p>
<p>And one last sidenote, how do you think I might rank up against schools like NYU, RPI, Cornell, UCLA, and UC Berkeley? </p>
<p>Thanks!</p>