Chances of me getting into RD

Colleges and Universities A-Z University of Georgia
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<p>Hello,
I was recently deferred from UGA for EA D:
However, I am going to try once again for RD .
Since I got deferred once, I am kind of scared ... So I just wanted to know where I am standing with my stats and the probabilities of me getting in. </p>

<p>My GPA currently is around 3.6, ACT=30, and SAT=2030 (reading-660 and math-730).
AP US=3, AP LANG=3, and AP CAL AB=4.
From freshmen yr to junior yr, I have taken 6 AP classes.
For senior year, my courses are AP Latin-Vergil, AP Statistics, Anatomy&Physiology, AP Literature&Comp., AP Macroecon (1st semester), AP Government (2nd semester), and Adv Symphonic Band.
I am in Gifted program and I am one of the few students that took AP Calculus as a junior.
I kind of screwed up my freshmen year with GPA but ever since the first semester of freshmen year until now, my grade average always increased, extremely slowly but as a whole increased a lot.
I was in the marching band for junior&senior year (flute&piccolo); I am currently an officer for Jr.Civitan and a cultural awareness club; I am in student council and Beta.
I had 2 jobs (one from freshmen yr to junior yr and the other from sophomore yr. to now).
For community service, I was a Korean school teacher for 3 years. I also tutored refugee children every Saturday 4 years and on-going;(In total, I think about have about 300+ hrs).</p>

<p>Hmmmm... do you guys need to know anything else to answer my question ?</p>

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<p>It sounds like you have a pretty strong chance at getting in regular decision. Definitely right on the cusp of getting in EA (seems like GPA was where you were lacking a little bit according to these figures: <a href=“http://news.uga.edu/releases/article/early-action-applicants-to-uga-receive-admissions-decisions1/[/url]”>http://news.uga.edu/releases/article/early-action-applicants-to-uga-receive-admissions-decisions1/&lt;/a&gt; )</p>

<p>Nothing to be afraid about for getting deferred! Contrary to popular belief, being deferred just means that they want to know a little bit more about you, especially since the application process has gotten so competitive over the past few years (I don’t know if I could have gotten in with my stats if I had to apply now, lol). I was deferred when I applied to UGA and got in after filling out Part 2, so you definitely have a good shot. Just make sure you write some great essays and have strong teacher recommendations!</p>

<p>Good luck!</p>

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<p>@UgeatUGA </p>

<p>THANK YOU so much for those encouraging words !
ahahah awesome to hear them . I’m gonna work my butt off and turn that app in !!
Happy New Years to YOU :D</p>