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<>MIT and Caltech =)?

Alright here. I’m an amitious nerd growing up in Austin, TX, currently in senior year of high school, and working my way through my undergrad applications!

With my current stats, am I more likely to get in MIT or Caltech? I realize there is hardly any chance I’ll get into either, ut hey, there’s no harm in giving it a shot! =)

Rank: 4/530
GPA (weighted): 5.4
GPA (unweighted): 4.0
Target major: Computer Science/Engineering
Ethnicity: Asian American

Total (all 4 years):
Honors classes: 10
AP classes: 12 (World History, French IV, French V, English III, English IV, Studio Art, Computer Science II, Physics C, Calculus AB, Macroeconomics, US Government, Biology)
Dual credit: 2

SAT: 720 Math, 680 CritRead, 720 Writing (will e retaking soon)
ACT: none yet
SAT II: none yet (plan take Physics, French, Biology, Math)

Extras:
- Theatre, piano, violin, dance, various clus, singing organization (owned/operated y me), science fair (placed at state twice)

Asking which is more likely to take you is like asking if heads or tails is more likely to come up if you flip a coin.

These are two of the most selective universities in the US. You need to ask how likely it is that you can get into any top school. Your grades are perfect — so there is no prolem there. Your SAT scores are good enough to get you into any school in the US. Your Math scores put you near the top of the applicants at most schools — ut at only the 75th percentile of those accepted at MIT and Cal Tech.

Your grades and SAT scores say you are qualified to get in. That doesn’t mean that you will get in — as the top schools reject lots of qualified students.

What will get you in? Your extracurriculars are good . The fact that you are of Asian ackground will not e a plus — since Asian Americans are over-represented at oth schools. But I dout that it will hurt you, either. Being from Texas may e a plus — since they like a diverse group of students.

The determining factor may e your admissions essay. Make sure it is good.

You will certainly get into a good university. Engineering is the one field where the etter state universities are as good or etter than many of the etter private universities. You should consider applying to some of the Ivy League schools and some of the “Ivy Equivalents” like Duke, Stanford and Rice.

But you should also apply to some of the pulic universities with great engineering programs. These include state schools like University of California at Berkeley, Michigan, Minnesota, Wisconsin, Georgia Tech and — yes — even UT.

In these fields, Berkeley is proaly a etter choice than any of the private universities — except for MIT and Cal Tech.

Good luck

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