<p>Black male in top 11%. 1700 SAT (600 math 600 reading 500 writing). 25 on ACT. Tennis for 3 years. NHS and French NHS. State championship in robotics. I volunteer (about +50 hrs). I have work experience. Taking 2 AP courses (both high A's), 2 Dual cred, 2 PAP. GPA 4.7.</p>
<p>Honestly it is probably a reach, even if you are a texas resident. Since you don’t qualify for automatic admittance, which is top 9 percent, then your application is reviewed holistically and your test scores are on the low side. UT does not consider race in its admissions process.</p>
<p>Come from low income family, single mom, in state student.
Majors: Computer science, software engineering
College of choice: UT cockrell school of engineering, or college of natural science</p>
<p>lol, maybe natural science definitely not cockrell bro. And to be honest, I don’t think that you have much of a chance of being accepted to the university itself. Your SAT is low, much lower than the average for a non-auto admit brah. I would consider Texas A&M University.</p>