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Colleges and Universities A-Z College of William and Mary
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<p>I've been in love with William and Mary since I started high school. I've decided to apply here early decision, and I was just curious about my chances of being admitted.
I'm an OOS Caucasian Female (from Southern New Jersey)
My HS GPA is a 4.197
Class Rank is N/A, because my high school won't release rank
My best combined SAT score was a 2260- 800 CR, 660 M, 800 W
My SAT IIs- 800 Lit, 660 M II, 770 US History
AP classes- Soph. Year: AP US-5
Junior Year: AP Euro-5
AP Chem-4
AP Lang and Comp-5
Senior Year: AP Gov
AP Art History
AP Lit and Comp
ECS: 4 years of Debate: 4 Years Model Congress, 3 Years Policy Debate, 2 Years Mock Trial; International Affairs Club/Model UN ; Interact (Community Service)- Powderpuff (Charity Girl's Football) Co-chair; Honors and Service Society; Golf (Co-capt. Senior Year)
Misc: I've taken two college courses for credit. My first was the summer before freshman year at Drexel, where I took English 101 (FG: A). This past summer, I attended the NIAHD Pre-Collegiate program at William and Mary (FG: A). </p>

<p>I've also visited the school several times. I visited once on an official visit, once on a model congress trip with my high school, and I spent three weeks on the campus over the summer. During those three weeks, I was able to complete an interview.
Thank you to anyone who takes the time to read this!</p>

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<p>Glad you’re so in love with W&M you’re applying ED. You have some really standout qualities both in and out of class. One question would be your senior year math. Didn’t see a math class listed on your list of APs. Taking math every year is always a good plan.</p>

<p>You were also able to do a summer interview so that’s a great way to show us your personality…literally.</p>

<p>Applying ED can certainly benefit you. We like to admit students who are bleeding green and gold. It brings good vibes to the incoming class. It’s also easier for any applicant to stand out in the ED pool as it’s a pool of 1,000 instead of a pool of 12,500+. Our admission rates are higher during ED so if W&M is your number one choice you should definitely apply early.</p>

<p>Just an FYI, we don’t track interest so the number of times you’ve visited or contacted us won’t be taken into account but the fact that you’re applying ED and naming W&M as your top choice will.</p>

<p>On such posts I always put the disclaimer that because we’re selective, some really great students don’t get in but the information you’ve presented makes you sound like you’re someone who fits the competitive applicant profile.</p>

<p>Good luck!</p>

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<p>Thank you so much for the reply! Just to clarify, I forgot to post that I’m taking Honors Calculus as my senior year math class.</p>

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<p>Great. Are you also taking a science senior year? We just like to see students in the core classes each year.</p>

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<p>My science this year is Honors Physics.</p>

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<p>sounds good</p>