Worth to try with my HORRIBLE CR scores? :/

<p>I am a senior =]</p>

<p>Asian Male (Came to the US 3 yrs ago)
State: NY
School type: Large public
GPA: 92.XX UW 94.88 W
Rank: Top 10%
Courseload: most challenging this year.
4 APs this year.
SAT: 600 CR, 770 M, 680 W (I know they are bad :/ I guess I will retake it again in Jan)</p>

<p>SAT IIs: 720 math II 700 Chem </p>

<p>Essays: I am not sure if it's ''great'', but so far 10 out of 11 people said my essay was emotionally touching
REC: Very positive (not sure if ''great''
EC:school's orchestra. (Violin section leader sophomore yr, assistant section leader Senior year)
- took a piano examination that was held by the Associated Board of Royal school of Music.and received a Merit on it.
- took a violin examination that was held by NYSSMA.and i received an excellent rating on it.
- played at a recital that was held at Hunter College.and received a Gold Prize.
- participated in the chemistry olympiad
- a member of a city astronomy club
- a school's newspaper writer who write articles about Astronomy.
- International Club (I am just a member, but my GC said I am very active in activities like fundraising or food fair on my recommendation letter, don't know if that helps O_o)</p>

<p>Community service:
- volunteer at a kindergarten every summer.(except for sophomore year 's summer)</p>

<p>Job: Tutor for children.</p>

<p>summer program: NYU Pre-college summer program (Human Physiology) [2009]
Received scholarship for this program.</p>

<p>First Generation college student</p>

<p>BTW: (For ED acceptees) Who would like to read my NYU supplements? =]</p>

<p>I had a worse CR score than you and I got in…</p>

<p>@stoharewell You had a higher gpa, and you got into LSP, which I don’t think they have for regular decision. </p>

<p>@OP
i think it’s ok because you moved here just 3 years ago and your other stats are impressive. It’s DEFINITELY worth applying to, I think you have a great shot, and you’e likely to get in</p>

<p>By the way, I’m applying to CAS, not Stern :P</p>

<p>There ARE LSP offers for RD applicants.</p>

<p>@Colij
LSP is not bad to be put into either… I dont know if you meant it like that, but its still NYU lol.</p>

<p>There are lots of RD LSP admits. At the end of the day, LSP is just a different way of getting MAP done. My current plan is to do only the 8 required LSP core classes with the rest of my fresh and soph classes in CAS (doing the 2 science req’s, the quant reasoning class and starting my major). I think people forget that you only have to do 8 LSP classes (Writing 1 and 2, CF 1, 2 and 3 and SF 1,2 and 3), not two years. The rest of your classes can be entirely in CAS (or wherever).</p>