<p>Hi all, if any of you have the time I just wanted some input on what you think my chances of getting into Cornell would be? I'm a white, Jewish male at a competitive public high school in New Jersey. My mom got her MBA at Cornell if that counts for anything. I'd probably be looking at CAS. This is honestly a good amount of projected info since I'm only a high school junior, but I can deem it all pretty reasonable.</p>
<p>GPA: 3.7 not weighted (on a 4.0 scale), 4.5 weighted with AP classes</p>
<p>AP classes: English Language and Composition, Physics, and US History for my junior year, Computer Science, BC Calculus, Chemistry, and some kind of English next year. If official practice tests are any indication of what I will get on the real test, then I will probably result with a 4 in Physics and a 5 for both US History and English for junior year. Not sure what I'll get for my senior year AP's, but they don't matter when applying to colleges anyway (since I wouldn't have taken them yet). </p>
<p>Extracurricular Activities: </p>
<p>Member of Peer Leader Program
President of Key Club (community service club sponsored by Kiwanis Group)
Volunteer at Matheny Medical Center in Peapack, NJ
2-year starter and senior captain of varsity baseball
3-year starter for varsity football. Internship at Luminations Group (marketing)
NYU Computer Programming Summer Course
Math League (grades 9-10)<br>
Led my high school's Inter-generational Prom 2 years running</p>
<p>Awards/Accomplishments: </p>
<p>Jewish Sports Review All American Football Team
2nd Team All Division Defensive Line (junior year, hopefully better senior year)
8-time Scholar Athlete Award
3rd Place in the school's Battle of the Bands Competition (piano/keyboard player)
3-time (hopefully 4 next year) football conference champions
County baseball champions</p>
<p>There's no class rank at my school, but if I had to guess I'd probably be around #10 in a class openly admitted by the school district to be the smartest in school history. Lastly, I know a lot of these accomplishments aren't academic, yet I feel like they could hold some merit in showing that I'm a team player, and more well rounded than many applicants that apply.</p>