<p>What are my chances for Rutgers NB? want to do engineering major so School of Engineering specifically</p>
<p>SAT- 1720
Cr 470
Math 650
Writing 600</p>
<p>GPA- 3.5
junior year- 2 honors 1 ap class
senior- 3 ap classes
rank- not sure but def top 25%</p>
<p>EC
-bio league, chem league, physics league.. each club for each year i took the 3 science classes
- 2 years basketball
- 1 year track and field
- 4 years of training in mma (mixed martial arts).. not school related but what i like to do most out of school
-100+ volunteer hours at community blood center</p>
<p>Other
- Minority
- Live in NJ (Instate)</p>
<p>any replies are greatly appreciated. thank you</p>
<p>Your CR of 470 is a little low. That might not be a problem in your engineering courses but even engineering majors have to fulfill distribution requirements in humanities and social sciences and you might have to devote more time to those courses than you want to or can afford to and still keep up in engineering. Your Math score of 650 is probably pretty high compared to all applicants to Rutgers but is a little on the low side for engineering. However, your aptitude for math may be better than your score reflects. My son just finished his freshman year at CSU Sacramento majoring in Geology. He has to take the same sequence of Calculus courses as the math, physics and engirneering majors but only had a math SAT score of 620. He had to take pre-calculus in the Fall semester and got off to a slow start in Calculus I in the Spring but studied hard and by the end of the semester was at the top of the class, which no doubt contained a fair number of students with SAT math scores of over 700.</p>
<p>Hi! I am an international student from Africa. I have been wondering, what are my chances for financial aid at a university such as University of Miami or Florida Institute of Technology. My SAT scores are as follows.</p>
<p>CR-550
Math-690
Writing-620</p>
<p>Total-1860</p>
<p>I plan on majoring in Chemical Engineering.</p>
<p>^ Luidex, please start your own thread instead of tagging onto others because people may not see your question. Few US colleges offer financial aid to internationals, and I doubt U Miami or FIT are among them.</p>