<p>Here are the barebones
<p>SAT Regular: 2230, 1520 (m+v)
<p>SAT2: 750 Bio, 760 lit 800 IIC math</p>
<p>EC: I have other stuff, but these are my main ones</p>
<p>VERY actively involved in national circuit LD debate; extremely dedicated to the task and its effects</p>
<p>CEO and founder of a non-profit corporation to help teach kids of any economical background how to debate</p>
<p>Helps poor kids at a local elementary school academically</p>
<p>My grandpa, who raised me when I was little, died my soph year and caused my grades to deteriorate (2 Cs)</p>
<p>duh...you know you're in :) no way you won't be accepted!</p>
<p>How hard of a curriculum did you take? That's a big factor at Emory, but other than that, I'd say you're looking pretty good.</p>
<p>School is ranked 49th best by US news and world Report. I took a pretty hard curriculum, not hardest, but pretty hard.</p>
<p>You have a very good chance. Are you applying ED?</p>
<p>Does being OOS make a difference?</p>
dgebll
March 31, 2008, 6:49pm
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<p>Does being OOS make a difference?</p>
<p>Not really. They won't take everyone from GA, but it's really not much of a disadvantage. Maybe a little. There are a decent number of people from GA here, though.</p>
<p>OOS is better, if anything