Chance me ED?

Colleges and Universities A-Z Northwestern University
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<p>Hi guys! I'm applying to Northwestern ED and I was wondering if y'all could chance me?
I'm a female in a private school in Maryland, but I'm a DC resident.</p>

<p>GPA:
Cumulative: 91.9/100
Junior Year: 93.2/100</p>

<p>Testing:
SAT I: 750CR 720M 740W
SAT II: Math II: 780, Spanish: 720, Literature: 770
AP Tests: Spanish Language: 5, English Language: 5, English Literature: 5</p>

<p>Honors: National Merit Commended Scholar (PSAT score of 216), AP Scholar</p>

<p>Senior Year Course Load: AP Calculus BC, AP Microeconomics, AP Macroeconomics, Spanish 5 Honors, Genetics, Shakespeare, Psychology, Chamber Orchestra, String Orchestra</p>

<p>Extra-Curricular Activities and Leadership Roles
Gay-Straight Alliance: member (9-12). President (12).
Drama Club: member (9-12). Vice President (11). President (12).
Thespian Society: selected member (9-12). Theatrical honors society into which members are inducted based on experience with theatre.
Softball: Junior Varsity and Varsity team manager (9-11).
Orchestra: Publicity Manager (12).
Yearbook: Academics Life editor (12).</p>

<p>Performing Arts
Harp:
Lessons (9-12).
String Orchestra: Principle Harpist (11-12).
Chamber Orchestra: Principle Harpist by audition (11-12). </p>

<p>Theatre:
too many to list right now. i've been an actress (many leads), a director, and a techie in countless plays. i have my own separate theatre resume and i'm doing the arts supplement.</p>

<p>Other:
-I went on a community service trip to Senegal last summer
-i worked as a camp counselor for the past 2 summers, one as a job and one as a volunteer (120 hours)
-i volunteer at my local community theatre, i think it's about 30 hours and i do tech stuff</p>

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<p>Strong chance ED.</p>

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<p>You’re a solid candidate, as I responded on the Tufts board, but you’ve indicated ED apps to CM and WashU elsewhere (as well as EA to Chicago). You will be a solid ED candidate, but have you really decided, or are you just feeling everyone out on your chances at the various schools? If that’s the case, don’t be guided by what other people think of your ED odds at these schools; go ED at your favorite of the three, because your chances are roughly the same at all of them and you should apply ED only to the place that is truly your fave.
Good luck.</p>

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<p>If NU is first choice and you have no financial worries, apply ED. You might not get in RD, but it depends on your rank and the competitiveness of your high school. If your 92 average puts you substantially outside the top 10% of your class, you’re out of luck. Some high schools count anything above 90 as A (and thus 4.0) and some count 90-92 as A- (3.7), so it really varies.</p>

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<p>WCASParent - yup, you guessed it. I wrote ED in a couple other college boards because I still haven’t decided, but it’s very close between Northwestern and WashU. Don’t worry, I’m not basing my decision off of collegeconfidential! I just think it’s interesting to see what people say.
(P.S. my school does not rank at all, so i’m not sure about that. however, i do know that i’m outside of the top 10% of my school, as I’m not in Cum Laude.)</p>