<p>I am currently a senior and I applied back in the beginning of October to UGA through their early application. I just wanted to know what my chance is of getting accepted into UGA through EA, since the decision deadline of December 15 is coming up. Since they base this decision only on numbers, I'll leave out EC's. </p>
<p>SAT:
Math 700
CR 640
Writing 580 </p>
<p>1340 / 1600 </p>
<p>My weighted GPA is a 3.75 and unweighted it is a 3.4. </p>
<p>Up to this point I've taken 3 AP courses.
Sophomore year- AP World History - got a 4 on the exam
Junior year-
AP Physics B- got a 4 on the exam
AP Language and Composition - got a 4 on the exam
This year I'm taking 4 more AP courses.</p>
<p>I would say on the verge of being yes only because your GPA is a tad low. From what I've heard, they like around a 1300 and 3.7UW. I would think that you're definatly a lock for RD, but I can't completely say yes for EA. Are you OOS?</p>
<p>I know someone who got in EA last year...it must have been some sort of anomaly.....even her mother said it was a fluke....she was out of state, had overall not a bad gpa, but didnt have many (2)AP classes and only a couple of honors classes....basically a party girl......and her SAT was no where NEAR 1300. It was like 1200 or close.</p>
<p>My story is similar to that girl's then. I hope I get in though. My GPA is 3.96-ish UW. I just got horrible test scores. My two scores don't even add up to a THOUSAND! I don't believe a test can determine how smart you are; it just depends on if you're a good test taker or not. In my case, I am apparently not. I'm ranked 12 out of 219 in my school as well. </p>
<p>This one guy last year got deferred in EA, but he got accepted in RD. He went to my school, had a GPA of like 3.5 or so, and I don't know how good his test scores were, but he did have a fairly low GPA and got in. I guess anything is possible.</p>