Portfolio read
77
Strong
2 High
1 Medium
0 Low
GPA
3.76
SAT
1450
Target major
Aerospace Engineering
Schools analyzed
3
Activities
4
Days to RD
174 days
Schools
verdict Β· committee confidence Β· drill in
High
Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University-Daytona BeachAerospace Engineering
High confidence
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Priority actions
ROI-ranked Β· what moves the needle now1
Explicitly document your highest math and physics coursework (Calculus, AP/advanced Physics, dualβenrollment engineering) and highlight grades in the Purdue engineering essay or additional information section.
2
Quantify the engineering depth of the rocketry work β propulsion design details, testing iterations, altitude/performance metrics, and your exact technical role.
3
Write a highly specific Why Michigan essay referencing aerospace research labs, the Wilson Student Team Project Center, and Michigan rocketry or flight project teams, tying them directly to your propulsion and maker-space experience
4
Document the technical details of your rocketry propulsion work (design process, thrust calculations, flight results, competition ranking) and present it clearly in the activities or additional information section
5
Highlight or add evidence of advanced math and physics preparation (AP Calculus, AP Physics, dual enrollment, or equivalent) and, if possible, include a current senior-year STEM-heavy schedule
β² Strengths
- 1450 SAT indicates strong standardized test performance and solid academic reasoning ability.
- 3.76 GPA suggests consistent academic performance across high school.
- Academic indicators (GPA + SAT) show general capability to handle rigorous coursework.
- Overall academic metrics (3.76 GPA, 1450 SAT) are strong enough to clear an initial academic screening threshold.
βΌ Gaps & risks
- No transcript or course rigor information, making it impossible to evaluate the studentβs math and physics preparation for aerospace engineering.
- No extracurriculars, projects, or engineering-related activities shown, leaving the studentβs demonstrated interest in aerospace unclear.
- Limited school context (grading standards, course availability), which makes the 3.76 GPA difficult to interpret.
- No information about course rigor, especially advanced math and physics progression, which are key signals for aerospace engineering readiness.
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