<p>Im a senior currently and am planning to apply to GW regular decision and I think I'm on the lower side but im curious to know anyways. I was thinking of applying to the Eliott school for international relations particularly in politics. If not, then just the business school:
3.55 UWGPA
3.77 WGPA
1920 SAT: 610 M 650 R 660 W
8 APs (after this year) and two 4s on AP tests
Eagle Scout
NHS
Boy Scouts of America
Model UN
FBLA (placed for states)
Track and Field
Rec Basketball
Latin Club
Help out at my church</p>
<p>You should be fine for the regular decision pool. Have strong essays and letters of recommendation, and you should not have too much difficulty. </p>
<p>It depends on your financial need. To be awarded need-based financial aid your family will have to be within a certain income bracket. I can tell you that all my financial aid comes from a need-based award and it covers about 90% of my total expense. Again, this all depends on just much demonstrated need your family shows in your financial records. To get a good indication, utilize the university’s Net Price Calculator. It provides a good picture of how much need-based aid you’ll be awarded (if any).</p>
If it helps at all, I had around the same GPA, but lower scores, and definitely less extra curriculars as you do, and I got in Early Decision. I know that the chances change a bit between ED and RD, but I feel like your chances are pretty high from all the information that I have researched. And concerning the financial aid, the net price calculator was right on point for what I received. I also received some merit based scholarship money, though, which is very helpful. Good luck!