Chance me, or the cute panda gets it!! UCs, Vanderbilt (ED I), UVa, Michigan

<p>Applied EDI to Vanderbilt, EA Michigan, EA UVa, In-State for UCs
Male, Jewish/Middle Eastern, Southern California
Speak 4 languages fluently
Intended Major: Polisci</p>

<p>Applying ED1 to Vandy. Spent 6 weeks on campus over the past summer in their Pre-College Program (PAVE) at Vanderbilt University.</p>

<p>getting a letter of rec from Vanderbilt's Associate Dean of Preparatory Academics
Strong essays and extremely strong letters of rec</p>

<p>GPA 4 point scale
UW 9-12 GPA 3.93 (2 B's first semester of 9th grade, other than that, straight A's)
UW 10-12 GPA 4.00
W 9-11 GPA 4.27
W 10-11 GPA 4.50 (UC GPA)
Top 10% of class</p>

<p>Honors/AP courses 9-11: Honors Biology, Honors Chemistry, Honors Spanish 3, AP World History, AP Biology, AP US History, AP Spanish Lang</p>

<p>AP Bio (5),
AP World (5)
AP US History (5)
AP Spanish (3)</p>

<p>ACT: 31
SAT II: 800 US History, 710 Biology/E</p>

<p>Current Schedule:
AP Calculus BC
AP Gov/Econ
AP Environmental
AP Art History
CP English</p>

<p>ECs (stronger part of app)
Work/paid job at Subway Sandwiches since the 10th grade
Junior Statesmen of America President 9-12, National Civic Impact Award finalist
Model UN President 11-12
State Director of JSA 12
Mock Trial Team
Academic Decathlon Team
Pre-College Program at Vanderbilt University
Montezuma Leadership Summit (1 of 60 in US selected to attend)
Jewish Summer Camp Junior Counselor
Internship at Doctor's office
Internship at Dentist's office
Peer Tutor
AP Scholar with Honor
Academic Letter with Honors
200+ community service hours</p>

<p>bumppp anyone?</p>

<p>bumpbumpbump</p>

<p>I know people who were accepted to Michigan, Vanderbilt, and UVA. You should get into Michigan and Vanderbilt based on your extensive EC’s and academics. UVA seems a reach, your ACT is low comparatively. But since you did ED, I should think you won’t have to worry one bit.</p>

<p>bump 10char</p>

<p>bump bump bump</p>

<p>Alot of people on the main board are not familiar with how competitive Vanderbilt has become. A 32 ACT is the bottom 25%, and you are below that so it will be a reach. But you have a high GPA and you are applying ED so you are in the ballpark - just dont get your hopes up.</p>

<p>UVA is very difficult to get out of state, again you seem to be on the fringe.</p>

<p>I think you have a great shot at Michigan - they seem to be more out-of-state friendly.</p>

<p>Thanks timetodecide.However, you might want to note that the middle 50% ACT for EDI is actually 31-33. The RD range is 33-35, which is what your are referring to.</p>

<p>Ok so that sounds better, and PAVE cant hurt so you are in range</p>

<p>If I chance you can the cute panda still get it?</p>

<p>MutaRiSC, the panda will be in safe hands after you chance me :)</p>

<p>what do you guys think about UCLA and Berkeley? I have a pretty high UC GPA (4.5) and around top 6-7% so I have ELC (eligibility in local context), something for in-state applicants which denotes that they are in the top 9% of students in CA and assures admission to at least one UC.</p>