What are my chances for EA at UGA

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<p>Hey guys,
UGA is my absolute #1 school. Nothing else comes close. What do you think my chances are at EA?</p>

<p>I have a 3.94 UW GPA
a 4.167 W GPA
I am 6 of 315 in my class
I have a 1750 SAT (Math-580, Writing-560 Reading-610)
25 Composite ACT ( I will definitley take this at least once more)
NHS, Beta Club, Golf, Baseball, Junior Board of a Local bank and Student council, other random community service projects, and alternate to go to Govenor's Honors Program
6 AP classes so far (will be 7)
2 Dual Enrollment classes (will be 4 total) (Engl 1101, College Algebra, Engl 1102, Statistics)</p>

<p>Thanks</p>

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<p>Everything looks perfect except your SAT/ACT score. Be sure to do just a little better on it and you’ll be solid. Maybe not EA, but def general admissions </p>

<p><a href=“https://www.admissions.uga.edu/article/first-year-class-profile.html[/url]”>https://www.admissions.uga.edu/article/first-year-class-profile.html&lt;/a&gt;&lt;/p&gt;

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<p>This was released October 28, 2012
[Top</a> Producers of U.S. Fulbright Students by Type of Institution, 2012-13 - Global - The Chronicle of Higher Education](<a href=“Top Producers of U.S. Fulbright Students by Type of Institution, 2012-13”>Top Producers of U.S. Fulbright Students by Type of Institution, 2012-13)</p>

<p>In addition to the steller number of Rhode scholars, UGA ALSO boasts 13 full-bright scholars with 68 applicants. That’s topping UofF, Emory, USC and Cornell. </p>

<p>UGA also has a Marshall Scholar this year - a very prestigious honor, more so than the full-bright. </p>

<p>Not bad for the “drunk college town”, huh?</p>

<p>Also, for those of you who still believe UGA is JUST a party school know that there is plenty to do in Athens if you’re not into partying all day long.</p>

<p>What critics fail to mention is what you CAN do in Athens. There is so much to do here.and the fact that UGA students are some of the fittest, athletic and sportiest students around. </p>

<p>Men’s Fitness named UGA as one of the most athletic schools in the nation.
[The</a> 25 Fittest Colleges in America - Men’s Fitness](<a href=“http://www.mensfitness.com/training/the-25-fittest-colleges-in-america]The”>http://www.mensfitness.com/training/the-25-fittest-colleges-in-america)</p>

<p>This article lists UGA as one of the healthiest colleges(guess you didn’t pick that up on your tab at Buddha bar?)
[The</a> 25 Healthiest Colleges in the U.S. | Greatist](<a href=“http://greatist.com/health/25-healthiest-colleges/]The”>College Student Recipes: 20 Things You Can Make in Your Dorm)</p>

<p>A lot of students are into outdoor activities. Hiking, boating, camping, kayaking, whitewater rafting, snorkeling, diving, fishing, hunting etc. are easily done in Athens. Athens has that nice little southern town feel. We have almost 700 student organizations and a good bunch of them consist of intramural sports. The benefit of having nice green spaces and open areas is that any sort of outdoor activity is only a few minutes away. This isn’t easily done on congested campuses.</p>

<p>Athens has plenty of concert venues for up-and-coming bands. REM was founded in Athens. Of course, you may have more variety at the Masq or Tabernacle in Atlanta, but I can personally vouche for the more affordable and regular concerts in Athens than in ATL.</p>

<p>And the food? Ever been to Your Pie? Rusans? China Wok? Grit? Athens has plenty of great places to eat for cheap.</p>

<p>The art scene is huge in Athens. It attracts a bunch of hipsters which may or may not be your cut of tea…I don’t mind them.</p>