<p>I'm currently torn between applying ED for NYU Stern and Penn Wharton. I love both schools for different reasons, but I don't want to use my ED on Stern if I have a reasonable chance for admission into Penn.</p>
<p>School info:
rural public school
SC
Has sent someone to NYU in the past, but none to any Ivy</p>
<p>Me:
Enrollment: Fall 2011
African American Male</p>
<p>Academics:
Unweighted GPA: 4.0
Weighted GPA: 5.005
Taken every AP class my school offers (only about 5 though-Bio, US Hist, Euro Hist, Calc AB, English)
Rank: 1/235
National Achievement Scholarship Semifinalist</p>
<p>Test Scores
SAT I:
First Attempt: 730 Reading 670 Math 640 Writing
Second Attempt: 720 Reading 680 Math 560 Writing (2050 Superscore; Retaking in October)
SAT II: Have not taken (Should I? If so, when?)
ACT: Took Sept. 11 (pretty confident consistently made 33 on practice tests) and will retake in October</p>
<p>Leadership
-Student Body Vice President
-Freshman, Sophomore, and Junior Class President
-Beta Club Vice President as Junior
(Find out if I'm Beta Club President Tuesday)
-Jr. Civitans (Service Organization) Secretary-Treasurer
-Drama Club Director, Secretary, Technical Producer, Stage Manager
-Taken a leadership course for past 3 years
-Lead Lawyer for our Mock Trial Team (lead/taught other lawyers)
-Delegate to Palmetto Boys State, elected Attorney General, Chief Supreme Court Justice, County Party Chairman, and chosen as a Boys Nation Alternate (3rd of 900 boys)</p>
<p>Other
-Volunteer 20 hours a week at the local middle school for past 3 years
-Tutor Students with Learning Disabilities (ADD, Dyslexia, etc) and Adults for GED
-Interned at a Local cellphone store where I observed Sales, Purchasing, and Hiring.
-National Honor Society Member
-Worked the 2008 general election and 2010 primary as a pollmanager
-Ran Varsity Trck (2 Letters) but stopped due to injury</p>
<p><em>The thing that worries me is that my school is so small, I can take every AP (which I have) and be in every club (I'm in the majority) and have nothing on those from larger schools</em></p>