<p>Yeah, I vary on UW being my first choice. Sometimes I really don't want to go there, and other times I am like, well, it's a really amazing school. Decisions decisions... I am so indecisive. That's why I'm not doing ED anywhere.</p>
<p>^^^Im like that too. I mean, i love the school, but i don't think i can do with the flexibility (or lack of it). I want to take lots of languages, and UW seems like the perfect place, if that were not the case. I cant take many languages at UW since it is on a quarters system that averages 3ish courses per quarter. Cause that means id i was really pushin it, i could take 2 per semester and then one or 2 other classes.</p>
<p>Ide rather go to a school on semester schedule where language classes are 3 credits (McGill is where im lookin) so i could easily take 3 language classes at a time(schedule wise, not necessarily difficulty wise) and another 2 classes on top of that (i wanna do econ too).</p>
<p>Erm...I have Dartmouth, Wellesley, and Northwestern lined up before UW. I'm kind of apprehensive about leaving the west coast...although I will DEFINITELY make an exception if I get accepted to one of those, haha.</p>
<p>I don't know. I've been told that I'm aiming too low and that I should include one of CHYMPS. But you like what you like.</p>
<p>in state.
gpa: 3.65-3.7ish. i do running start.
sat: 2140 (720/680/740) (retaking in december)
aps: world, bio, ush, psych, comp gov, us gov, euro, maybe calc.
ecs: they basically suck, but my major one is a 400 hour sports med internship.
essays: i talked about my fathers death.</p>
<p>question: does UW still only look at the highest single sitting sat scores or have they started to superscore?</p>
<p>"When students submit scores from more than one sitting of the same test (for example, March and October SAT) or scores from the SAT and ACT, the highest combined score from a single test date will be used. The best mathematics score from one test date will NOT be combined with the best verbal score from another test date."</p>
<p>From undergrad admissions site. Blah. Does anyone else find the UW website exceedingly hard to navigate, btw?</p>