<p>I've always seen Georgetown as one of my top choices, and I'll be starting on applications this summer. However, reading around gives me the impression that applying EA to Georgetown doesn't really have a competitive edge - it may even be more difficult? </p>
<p>If you could look at my stats and give me your opinion on whether or not applying EA to Georgetown would be a good idea, I would really appreciate it. If not, I'm also considering ED'ing to schools like Duke, Cornell, etc. </p>
<p>GPA uw: 3.65
GPA w: 4.22</p>
<p>SAT: 2300
ACT: 34
SAT II: 720 (Bio E), 720 (US History), 770 (Math 2)
National Merit Scholar award (PSAT was 237 so it's probably a safe assumption) </p>
<p>Summer:
-Currently interning with the Berkeley city council. We've done work organizing Berkeley Pride and San Francisco Pride, and I'm currently working on a government finance project. I'm expecting more cool projects over the course of the summer.
-I'm also taking World Regional Geography at the local community college online this summer
-Stanford EPGY (last summer)
-Public Speaking/Political Study Summer Camp (2 summers ago) </p>
<p>Extracurriculars:
Speech Team: Nationally ranked competitor - made finals at various national invitationals, placed top 3 in the district to qualify me for the NCFL Grand Nationals and the NFL National Championships (which is supposedly the largest academic competition in the world), placed around top 50 at both
Tae Kwon Do/MMA: I've been doing martial arts since I was about 7, 2nd degree black belt, I do some work as an instructor for younger students
Classical Guitar: Been playing classical guitar for about 7 years, I've been the finale performer for my academy's shows if that means anything haha
Interact Club (on club board): Local and international community projects, was recognized by the local Rotary and invited to a Rotary meeting, nominated for the Rotary Youth Leadership Award
Radio Club (on club board): Managing the school's radio station where students get to DJ their own radio shows
Straight-Gay Alliance
Science & Engineering Club
Research Club
International Club
-Ran cross country and track for freshman and sophomore year
NHS member
CSF member</p>