ACA SHORT: Tips For Getting Admitted Into the Cockrell School of Engineering at UT with Dale Price

Join Dale Price, MBA (founder and owner of Access College America) as he shares his expertise and tips for getting admitted into the Cockrell School of Engineering at UT.
Unlock the door to your future in engineering with Dale Price’s top 3 insider tips for securing a spot at UT Texas’s coveted Cockrell School of Engineering. 🎓🔑
Dale’s decades of experience in college planning have made him an authority on the admission process - don’t miss this chance to get ahead in the game! ⚙️🚀
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What would be defined as a solid sat score? 1300+? As for gpa is a 3.7 unweighted good? Weighted is 4.5 because honors and ap classes have more weight. I do more honors and ap classes, more of my APs are in senior year though. Extracurriculars aren’t heavily related to engineering mostly science in general. Should I try being an intern or something for my dad who is a structural engineer? I never thought I’d be considered for internships because I’m only a high schooler but apparently high schoolers can have internships which I didn’t know. I’m going to be a senior is it too late to bolster my extracurriculars? My grades are alright, ECs are decent but I need to strengthen them, and I only did one test (sat) and I got the 95th percentile but I’ll do the sat again and might try the act. Should I do the act if I’m a much better science student? To clarify, I have had Bs sprinkled in my math and English grades ever now and then (got 1 B in ninth grade math and 2 Bs in English so far in high school) but in science my lowest grade ever has been a 93, and this isn’t in just high school, I’ve never gotten less than a 93 in a science class all my life. So I’m considering the act but idk if it’s worth trying to get the hang of an entirely different test and if I should just focus on the sat instead.

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