<p>I am considering doing ED next year because I will most likely be a recruited athlete. As a recruited athlete are my scores and EC's good enough? I know that being recruited help your chances quite a bit.</p>
<p>I go to the best public school in San Diego for academics and the 4x4 block schedule makes it a difficult school to do well at.</p>
<p>American studies/Political Science major
GPA UW: 3.87
GPA W: 4.11
SAT: Super score: M 720 CR 680 W 780 Total: 2180
SAT2: Haven't yet taken but this is what I'm thinking USH 780, Span w/ listening 760
AP Test: I think I will only send 3 scores which will be all 4 or 5's.</p>
<p>Clubs: Clubs: President of Geography Club, President and founder of Youth Democrats Club (I founded a chapter of Youth Democrats of America), Vice President of Squash Club, Member of Peer Advisory Club</p>
<p>Work: Internship at Solana Beach City Hall with the Mayor he wrote me a letter of recommendation.</p>
<p>Volunteer: 4th grade basketball coach for 3 years, camp counselor, Temple volunteer, San Dieguito River Conservatory with the rangers, Teen Volunteers in Action ABOUT 400 HOURS IN TOTAL.</p>
<p>Sports: 9th grade JV Basketball and Track, 10th grade JV basketball and V Track, 11th grade Co-Captain of Squash team, JV Cross Country and V Track, 12th grade Co-Captain of Squash team, JV Cross Country and V Track.</p>
<p>Other: White and Jewish. Upper middle class. I surf and shoot photography every weekend.</p>
<p>ALSO, VERY IMPORTANT:
I made a political/history website and formed an empire of friends to help me make it famous. (not yet launched) I have my finger crossed it will do well.</p>
<p>I think my most impressive features are: I can long jump 20 feet, my SAT writing score, my internship, my website, and my volunteer hours.</p>
<p>UNFORTUNATELY:
2 things: I'm really bummed out about my course rigor, I did take some non-honors classes and missed out on some AP classes. Also, this isn't really in my control but I have observed that Williams is a huge fan of Affirmative Action/First Generation College students/Low income applicants. I am glad that they look at features like that: However, I fall into none of those categories.</p>