What are my chances of getting into NYU?

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<p>hey guys can anyone evalute my chances of getting into NYU with these stats. Especially if you are a NYU student or Graduate. </p>

<p>GPA: 3.5 unweighted (10 ap classes, 5 honors) im sure my weighted gpa is much higher
SAT: 1910 first time (have to take it another time)
sat II: Math 2- 680 bio-680</p>

<p>extra-curricular :im not sure if u guys need specifics
National Honors society<br>
Varsity cross country: 3 years (captain)
Varsity winter: 2 years (captain)
spring track: 2 years (captain)</p>

<p>Marching band
Concert band
township honors band</p>

<p>FBLA: went to states competition for 2 years
Echo friendly: participated in clean ups but not heavily involved
key club:</p>

<p>over 50 hours of shadowing with a doctor
80 volunteer hours at veterans home
200 volunteer hours at temple or religious center</p>

<p>i have been involved in other things but im sure just listing them wont help me that much
and although my grades are not exceptional i try to make it up with my sports and extra curriculars as i had to take on many leadership positions. Can you guys also tell me where i need to specifically improve on. Appreciate any help</p>

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<p>i also forgot to mention that i am applying as Early decision. im hoping that will give me a better chance because i really want to go to this school.</p>

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<p>Hi,</p>

<p>I’m an international student and a rising sophomore at NYU Stern.</p>

<p>Are you looking at pre-med track at CAS? I think your extra-curriculars are great, but you’ll want a much higher SAT score (preferably 2050-2100+), I can’t really tell if your GPA is good or not as that depends on the system your school is currently using. If you are thinking pre-med, you probably want to re-take the SAT II Math Lvl 2 as well and try to get yourself at least a 750+.</p>

<p>Also, are you a rising senior this year? And which nationality and country are you currently studying in? More info on where you’re headed (what school/major/track) would also help evaluate your situation better. But as of now, if you’re looking at CAS pre-med, you have the ECs, but will really want to focus on getting your test scores up to improve your chances. If you can do that, you’ll be well within the selection game, and a good rec and/or essay should give you a great chance.</p>