<p>Hi! I'm a senior from MD applying to colleges and I'd like to find out about my chances as far as my top choice schools go. Additionally, I have ADHD (was diagnosed predominantly inattentive in ninth grade) and I was wondering how that would possibly increase my chances of getting into reach schools like Ivy League schools or Stanford.</p>
<p>GPA: 3.35 unweighted</p>
<p>SAT: 2090
-critical reading: 710
-math:610
-writing: 770
(I've taken it once, and I'm taking it again in October to raise my math score, hopefully)</p>
<p>Have taken a total of 9 AP classes in high school: AP Gov, AP Psych, AP Environmental Science, AP World History, AP English 11, AP English 12, AP Stats, AP French, AP Human Geo</p>
<p>For extracurricular activities, I've played club (competitive Nov-May) volleyball for 8 years, and have been on my high school's varsity volleyball team for 3 years (was on JV freshman year). I'm a member of my high school's unique society for students who take 6+ AP classes in their high school career, a member of French club, a member of It's Academic this year since I'm not playing club volleyball this year and I have time, and I'm starting a feminist club this year with my two good friends and I will be vice president of that.</p>
<p>I've interviewed at Wake Forest and I'm interviewing at William and Mary this week. </p>
<p>I've been seriously considering applying ED to William and Mary and applying RD to Wake, Northwestern, UMD, and Penn State. If I don't apply ED to W&M, I'll apply RD/nonrestricted Early Action to all of the schools, depending on whether they offer nonrestricted Early Action or not. </p>
<p>I only took the Ivies/Stanford into consideration because while my test scores are not up to par, possibly the fact that I have ADHD would increase my chances? I have no idea, I'm just curious. Also, I'm planning to write my common app essay on my experience with ADHD in high school.</p>
<p>I would be happy to provide any additional information you'd think would be helpful! Thank you, I really appreciate it!</p>