With SAT super score of 2000, I applied to Cornell University ED and was deferred. What are the chances that I get in, in the regular round?

I applied with an architecture major to AAP Cornell. SAT breakup - (CR 610/ MATH 740/ WR 650). I also mentioned my extra curriculars in my application (environment club (member)/ handball (captain of school team) / basketball and football (member and team participant).

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Swameeka Medhi
2015-12-31 13:32:29
Hi Pranati, A good profile. Apart from the SAT score how did you fare in your academics (11th and 12th)? Chances will depend on your final year grades. Do write back.

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