<p>Which one (EA or RD) should a student with mediocre stats + OOS status apply to, to have the best shot at gaining admittance??</p>
<p>thanks a bunch, anyone know the stats?</p>
<p>nvm sorry... if i were to apply i would be applying RD... so do you think i havea shot?</p>
<p>Gender: Male
Ethnicity: Hispanic/Caucasian
Residency: Washington State (Geographical diversity?)</p>
<p>*Go to a very competitive public school in Washington- ranked 50th best public school in the nation.</p>
<p>*GPA- 3.52 (UW) 3.75 (W) *Excellent upward grade trend.
*ACT- 25</p>
<p>*Senior Schedule:
AP Senior English
Honors Health (ASPEN)
AP Psychology
AP Statistics
AP Environmental Science
Leadership
AP American Gov.</p>
<p>*Teacher & counselor recs- excellent, lots of thought put into both.
*Essay- very good.</p>
<p>*Extracurriculars-
-4 year varsity tennis letter winner- 9-12th grade
-Captain of my club tennis team
-Gold Medal at the Jewish Olympics
-Play in competitive tournaments locally
-Senior Class Historian- 12
-Class Senator- 9-12
-President and Founder of Sports Debate Club- 10-12
-Member of Key Club- 11-12
-Member of A.S.P.E.N.-12 (Had to try-out)
- Head Tennis Pro during the summer at a Private Club.
-Community service award for completing a certain amount of volunteer hours
Volunteer work at a local tennis club, through Key Club, camp counselor, district wide volunteering events, and various other events. (200+ hours)</p>
<p>thanks</p>
<p>bump 10 char!</p>
<p>anyone out there!!!??? bump</p>
<p>helllllo yoohooo... anyone please!!</p>
<p>ea obviously. by RD many of the spots will be taken up and it will be slightly harder. it is to your advantage to apply as early as possible, unless you think your gpa will be significantly different by the RD date.</p>
<p>i go to a ct public school that sends a lot of kids to uconn... sorry if it's too late now, but theyve always told us that uconn takes about 80% of its class from EA. not sure how true that is, the only source i can cite is the GCs.</p>