Chances for EDII please!!

<p>Hello,</p>

<p>I actually had a question first: I heard that applying EDII is less beneficial than applying RD since the pool is small and thus very competitive and selective. Is this true? </p>

<p>Here are my stats, chance me please!</p>

<p>Chance a Blue Devil (Duke ED) hopeful and receive a chance in return!
Hey everybody,</p>

<p>Many of you might have seen a similar post by me before but some of my stats have changed so if I could get some new opinions of my chances at Duke ED that would be awesome! If I missed anything just let me know. Also don't forget to post a link to you thread so I can chance you back! Good luck everyone with the college process-it's so stressful.</p>

<p>UW GPA: 3.78 (3.8 senior year first quarter)
W GPA: School does not calculate
Max possible gpa at your school: 4.0
each sat score: 2280 (760 M 780 W 740 R)
each act score: N/A
psat if you have it: 212
national merit status (probably best to predict): commended student
number of ap exams offerred by school: 12
gender, race, state, citizenship,: Indian, Male, MA, citizen
if you received community assistance
class rank and class size: school does not rank
high school type: Competitive Private
ap test scores (give me so far, and prospective by end of junior year): Calc Bc 5, Chem 4, English Lang 5, Latin 4, Biology 5, Microeconomics 5 (AP scholar with distinction)
sat subject test scores: Math II 800, Chemistry 750, Bio 760
ib test scores if you do that
if you'rs famous
primary languagw at home: English/Hindi
if you've ever been suspended or anything
if your family is famous
family income:~200,000 (no FA)
each parent's education level: College each and mom has Masters
ec load: Math Team Head, Congresssional Debater/Speech Captain (2x national qualifier, 3x state qualifier), Tour Guide, Head of Business Club, Big Buddy, Frisbee Club, internship/shadow at dentist for 20 hours, 6 weeks research at Tufts summer before senior year, 6 weeks research at UMass Medical under Duke alumnus summer before senior year, volunteer at hospital 200+ hrs, participated in walk for cancer
athletics load: Varsity Swim in junior year
level of hardship: low
essay quality and if you're getting help: pretty good: the common app really oozes me and my Vandy supplements is pretty good
high school dfficulty/quality: very difficult school with high quality (Taken most rigorous course load over all of HS, most AP's/post AP's over 4 years)
leadership: head of math team, head of congressional debate, found my own tutoring service at community center, head of Business club </p>

<p>N.B only kid to take Classes at LAC for junior year, and senior year through a selective gifted program for high schoolers. Taking Multivariable Calc and linear algebra through CTY, finished math curriculum in sophomore year and Latin curriculum in junior year so take a Post-AP Latin class this year. Also am designing an implementing my own experiment this year connecting smoking and decrease in immunity</p>

<p>Also got a recommendation from the head of the Lab with whom I worked at Tufts. I heard it is really good. My guidance counselor rec is also very good (in her words... "Amazing")</p>

<p>So am I missing anything and what are my chances? Thanks again and have a great day!!</p>

<p>I like your chances. better than 50-50, I think. I don’t know the answer about EDII but I’ll watch for others’ suggestions.</p>

<p>The rep who does applications on the East Coast said if you want the benefits of ED apply ED I not II. There’s still probably a slight advantage to II</p>

<p>Also it says duke ed, sorry about that… I’m applying vanderbilt ed II but I copied a previous thread… Sorry again</p>