EDII chances?

Colleges and Universities A-Z Smith College
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<p>Also, when do EDII acceptance letters come out? </p>

<p>GPA: 4.44 weighted on 4.0 scale (my school doesn't give unweighted gpa but I believe it would be around 3.9) high honors every term.
Sat: writing 690, reading 650, math 620
AP: AP World - 5, AP English lang. 4 (senior year taking ap chem & english lit)
Class Rank: 7 of 224 </p>

<p>My believe my essays are very strong as well as my recommendations, in addition to 2 teacher recommendations I have one from a doctor I shadowed.</p>

<p>I attended multiple events at smith, previews tours etc. & have been showing interest in the school since early in my sophomore year. I also interviewed at smith in the fall.</p>

<p>extracurriculars
band - all 4 years, I play 3 instruments
president of my school's science club
stage manager of school musical
math team
participation in adult summer music ensemble </p>

<p>volunteer
I have been a peer tutor for both my junior & senior year
I was captain of a Relay for Life team & have volunteered for children's miracle network</p>

<p>job
I've had the same part time job since sophomore year, and explained at my interview how that has somewhat limited my other extracurricular activities. I was given employee of the quarter.</p>

<p>I'm really nervous about standing out in a pool of such intelligent students with many more extracurriculars :/</p>

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<p>I think you’ve got a reasonable chance. Your SATs might be considered a tad low, but Smith doesn’t really put a lot of emphasis on them, and everything else looks fine. Your class rank is very good. Your AP scores back up your grades and ranking. You’ve been selective in your ECs but you’ve also shown leadership in your activities and obviously you’ve been more than reliable in your job–congratulations! Good luck!</p>

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<p>The ED II decisions are released no later than the end of January. In the last few years they have been available on or before January 28.</p>