<p>wesleyan, brandeis, or vassar? i like all three schools. i would be REALLY happy at any of them.
where is it in my best interest to apply ED to?</p>
<p>want- a great psychology/theatre program</p>
<p>have- 4.056 gpa... its about a 3.7ish unweighted i guess?
2110, 1440 SATs (780 cr, 670 w, 660 m)
32 ACT
700 bio SAT II, 750 lit SAT II</p>
<p>upward trend for GPA- 3.8 then 4.0 then 4.33
three AP classes this year, fourth year of french, fourth year of math, honors theatre II
one AP class last year, biology- got a 4</p>
<p>i was born in Latvia- im bi-lingual with russian. don't know how much sway that will have, but my essay relates to that so im clearly diverse? haha</p>
<p>really strong EC's- theatre is my life and i hold some positions in other clubs too, including national honors society
will have strong recommendations</p>
<p>let me know if i forgot something important!</p>
<p>I wouldn't apply ED to any of them. Your stats are strong enough to get in at all of them. Apply RD there and other places, leave yourself some options, and then see how you feel after aid, freshman weekends, etc.</p>
<p>But for what it's worth, the Brandeis location offers some advantages that Poughkeepsie and Middletown don't.</p>
<p>i would say, apply to the one you really want to go because theres no turning back if you are accepted (you are a likely to get in to all of them)</p>
<p>agree with both posts above-- ED is to be used if you are REALLY SURE you REALLY WANT to go to that ONE school. If you have 3 schools that you really like, then ED probably isnt for you.</p>
<p>Been there, done that. This decision doesn't become easier come April, visit early and find out which one can give you the best financial aid, that would enable you to comfortably pay for.</p>
<p>although, from an admissions standpoint, the ED will probably give you the most help you need for wesleyan. i think you can get into the other schools comfortably RD.</p>