Would ED be beneficial?

Colleges and Universities A-Z Washington & Lee University
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<p>I know these "chances" threads have gotten old but I would really appreciate any feedback!</p>

<p>My gpa after this year will be a 3.8, possibly a 3.9 (weighted, 3.7 unweighted). I am retaking the SATs in June but my current scores are the following: math 660 writing: 670 and reading: 670.
I am a Native American student from the south.
I take all IB core classes except for math which is AP. I go to a large public school.
I am extremely involved in DECA, competing internationally twice and placing top ten. I also compete in FBLA, placing at district and state competition this year. I run cross country and track. National Honor Society, French Honor Society, and National English Honor Society. I work part time and participate in Co-Op. I will be participating in a summer program for college-bound Native Americans this summer. I expect pretty good teacher recs from junior year teachers.
I am considering ED but I would like to see my financial options before committing to W&L, would it greatly beneift my chances?
Thanks so much for any input!</p>

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<p>i'm a scaley man fish</p>

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<p>but seriously..youre in even without ED!! :)</p>

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<p>Are you registered as a native American? I know some families who thought they qualified until they were asked this question. It makes a difference.</p>

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<p>Sorry to respond so late!
Yes I am registered as Native American. Is this something that would be brought up in an interview or some other form of contact?</p>

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<p>Uh- yeah, you've got an EXCELLENT chance. Apply for Johnson Scholarships and you might get yourself a 4-year free ride. Be sure to be well-rounded in your self-presentation, not just a big 'ol brain.</p>