Chance me for EDII please!

Colleges and Universities A-Z Vanderbilt University
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<p>I'm a senior at a rigorous private catholic high school in northern California.
UWGPA: 3.54(Not including senior year, I should end up with straight A's or very nearly straight A's)
WGPA: 3.85
I got a 3.0 first semester freshman year, then a 3.67 second semester, and then straight A's all sophomore year, while taking honors pre-calculus and honors chemistry,
Junior year courseload:
AP Calculus BC (5) : B, B
AP Computer Science (5): A, A
Honors Physics (2 on the AP test, I struggled with physics and didn't study for the test): A, B
AP United States History (5): A, A
English 3: A, A
Religion: B, B
Spanish: B, A
Senior year courseload:
Associated Student Body(Executive student council class, yearlong)
AP Environmental Science
AP U.S. Gov & Politics + AP Comparative Gov & Politics
2 semester long history electives
Religion
Independent study: Math
I'm in the top 15%, possibly 10% of my class
SAT:
CR: 720
Math:720
Writing: 660
SATII:
US History: 700
Math II: 760
Physics: 660
I'll get ACT scores back this week</p>

<p>Extra curriculars:
4 years of water polo, 2 varsity letters
Debate team, 2 years, we won league last year, Vice-President
Student Body Treasurer
Leading a Kairos retreat in the spring
Over the summer I worked 30-40 hours a week as a Lifeguard at a public pool that caters to lower-class city kids for the large part</p>

<p>If it makes a difference, I'm applying for the Army ROTC scholarship, and I've been talking to the battalion at Vanderbilt, there is a good chance they will offer me a scholarship.</p>

<p>I've never visited Vanderbilt, but I've been in Chattanooga and Knoxville. I'm visiting in the first week of december.</p>

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<p>Your SAT’s are definitely in line. I would worry a little about your junior year grades. That being said, it matters how you fit in to your class at your school. You say it’s rigorous and that will show up in your school profile. ED was the way to go, for sure. If your essays are good and your recommendations are solid, I think you have a good chance. Put in a strong first semester and send grades reports as supplements as you get them (if they’re good). good luck.</p>