spare an ed chance?

[maladroite]

<p>Honestly i love it here but I really don't want to apply if it's futile. I wanna apply early but not if I don't have a good chance:/</p>

<p>Go to the best private school in my state
3.6 school doesn't weight
All advanced curriculum except science
Sat 2180 (740cr 700m 740wr)
Sat2 720 lit 660 us history
Ap 5 lit 4 us history
Yearbook editor
Mock trial co president
Habitat for humanity 50 hours every summer
Lead in church choir teach Sunday school/nursery
4 years jv tennis, 3 years yoga/self defense program at school. School plays. A lot of clubs not president in
Service trip to south Africa
Interested/mildly experienced in art and music but nothing Wesleyan level</p>

<p>People say my essay's amazing and social justice-y and I didn't see my recs I'd assume theyre good. I interviewed and it was my first interview and it went ok I didn't incriminate myself at all haha but not spectacular </p>

<p>Is it even worth applying? I'm not a genius and my extracurriculars are pretty standard. I know I could do the work and thrive here but i don't want to set myself up for disappointment if this isn't a plausible choice</p>

[johnwesley]

<p>I think you really have to take the proverbial “bull by the horns”, here. No one wants to be the cause of your experiencing any disappointment. But, if we could predict with any degree of certaintly who would be admitted and who wouldn’t, the whole process would be completely self-selective and 10,000 people wouldn’t have to apply every year. It sounds like you would be a viable and credible candidate for either ED or RD, but, there are no guarantees.</p>