Chance me Marshall Honest answer Please!!!!!!

Colleges and Universities A-Z University of Southern California
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<p>I am currently a rising senior in highschool, applying as ED possibly in the year of 2013-2014. I really hope you guys can read through my resume and scores and give me a honest feedback, well any feedback will do... I am still deciding whether I should ED it or not. </p>

<p>SAT & AP scores
June 2013
CR 570, M 750, W 570....( I know.. it willl atleast be up to a 700 by October.. I hope..)
SAT Chinese 800, SAT M2 will take in November
AP Micro 4
AP Human Geo 5
AP Psyc 5
AP Chinese 5</p>

<p>Weighted GPA 4.3 Junior year, 4.0 Sophomore Year, 3.4 Freshman Year
Will Be taking APUSH, APUSGov, AP Language, APStats Next year</p>

<p>ECs
Annual Musical Performance (9&11, both decent characters)
Model United Nations (9,10,11,12) ICJ Advocate for one of them
Student Council (9,10,11,12) President and VP Junior and Senior Year
Track Team (11,12) Captain This year
Badminton Team (9,10)
Interact Club (12)</p>

<p>Oh, I am Taiwanese, Living in Taiwan...So applying as an international student. I know my SAT is a bit low, and my ECs are not as outstanding as others... But I was just wondering should I even try EDing Marshall? or is it too high of a reach Thank you</p>

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<p>Okay nevermind I just read that theres no ED program for USC, stupid me sorry. But please still answer my question!</p>

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<p>Hi! what a coincidence, i’m a taiwanese living in taiwan too, and i just got into marshall this year :slight_smile: class of 2017! i think you’d be okay with your GPAs and your ECs as long as you know how to better advertise yourself, and have good essays and letters of recommendation. SAT wise, i HIGHLY recommend you pulling your CR and W up to at least 1250. if you need help, i would be really glad to assist you :)</p>

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<p>If you want to submit two credible and meaningful SAT subject test scores, I would pick something other than Chinese which would assumed to be your native language? (A kid from Germany scoring a 5 on the German test…so what?) Submitting a subject test of your native language rather than something else isn’t that impressive and could be perceived as lazy.</p>