<p>Okay, so I would like to apply EA at all the schools I can. I am wondering if I am a competitive candidate for BC’s EA?</p>
<p>White, Confirmed-Catholic, male:</p>
<p>GPA (weighted): 4.54
GPA (un-weighted): 3.85
Class Rank: 25 of 713
At a National Blue Ribbon School (public)
SAT I: 2050 (690 CR, 670 Math, 690 W)
ACT: 32 Comp (34 Read, 31 Math, 32 Sci, 29 Writing)
SAT II: 770 US Hist, 760 Span w/o listening
AP’s: W.Hist 3, US Hist 5, English Lang 5, Spanish Lang 5
EC’s: Competitive diver for 6 years, NHS, SHS, School community service award for 3 years so far, ~40 volunteer hours at my Catholic church, ~100 service hours so far.
Work Exp: Employed for 3 summers. Same job for the first 2 and different one for the last 1
Travel: EF tour to Greece/Turkey, trip to Spain
9 AP classes by end of senior year, all preAP except physics</p>
<p>My D applied EA last year with almost identical stats and was accepted. She ultimately decided to go elsewhere, but seems like you are good EA candidate. Good Luck!</p>
<p>You are a good match but keep in mind when you are applying EA you are in the more competitive applicant pool. These are the candidates all vying for one of the limited number of Presidential Awards. Please write some good essays, have some nice recs, and get accepted so I can put you in touch with my daughter. She’s an accounting major in CSOM, at Boston College. Good luck!</p>
<p>I skimmed all of the passages, and I didn’t look at the questions first. That strategy has never worked for me. I tried to justify all my answers through text. evidence in the passage, which most times you can do. Thanks for your chancing!</p>