should i apply EDII?

Colleges and Universities A-Z Emory University
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<p>Asian Male from MD, avg. HS
GPA: 3.95 UW 4.62 W
Rank: 6/316
SAT I: 650 CR, 740 M, 750 W (11) - 1390, 2140
SAT II: Math 2: 780, WH - 740</p>

<p>8 APs - AP Scholar with Honor
MD Distinguished Scholar (top juniors in state)</p>

<p>ECs:
Tennis (9-12) : Varsity Captain, State-level Travel Team, County "Players to Watch" Junior season and probably this season
Volunteering (9-12): @ local library, Hospital Security database, 200+ hrs
Campus Ambassador Program @ skool (11-12):Campus Tour Guide, Office Aide, SGA Rep, Put in at least 5-7 hrs/week
Physics Club (11-12) 3 hrs/week
NHS (11-12) -exec. board member, section leader 3 hrs/week
JV/ Intramural Basketball all 4 yrs.-Invited to various camps, MVP of camp and tournament awards as well etc. </p>

<p>Essays/Recs: Should be pretty good</p>

<p>i'm not sure about emory b/c of the financial aid, but i know they stress "a need blind" policy<br>
also applying to USC, vandy, UMD College Park, duke (reach), UVA, gtown </p>

<p>I wanted to know ure thoughts about whether i would be fine applying regular decision or should go for the EDII, since I may not have a good chance in the regular pool.</p>

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<p>Oakleys4,</p>

<p>If you are not certain about financial aid, I would not recommend you apply ED. </p>

<p>With your stats, you stand a very solid chance of being accepted regardless of whether you apply ED or RD. If you applying elsewhere, be patient and wait for April 1, when you will have the opportunity to compare financial aid packages from all schools who offer you admission.</p>