Chance me please? :D

Colleges & Universities George Washington University
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<p>Thank you for reading this and giving me an answer :)</p>

<p>Applying regular decision to the school of international affairs or school of engineering.</p>

<p>GPA: Weighted 4.75 on a 6.0 scale
Courses: I’m taking Calculus, Physics and Latin 4 for college credit. I also took Latin 3 for college credit</p>

<p>SAT scores:
Math - 630
CR - 630
Writing - 630</p>

<p>ACT:
30 in English
27 in Math
27 in Reading
27 in Science
30 in combined English/writing
28 is my composite score</p>

<p>Extra-curricular:
2nd degree black belt and I’m a certified instructor and I teach 90 minutes a week
Treasurer of FIRST FRC Robotics team for 2 years
Member of GSA
Member of Science Quiz bowl</p>

<p>My grandmother also worked at GW but she is retired now. She’s the Elmer Louis Kayser Professor Emeritus of History as well so I’m going to mention this and hope this gives me a leg up.</p>

<p>So… What do you think?</p>

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<p>Is GW your first choice? I think you have a good shot at ED, but I’m not so sure about RD. I got in with very similar stats two years, but I was an ED applicant.</p>

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<p>If you can bump up your SAT score just a little bit, try to break 1900, shoot for 1950, then I think you have an excellent chance ED and a pretty good chance RD. I’m not sure what a 4.75/6.00 equates to, but I’d wager its about a 79%…which isn’t great, thats about a B-/C+ average. That will definitely hurt. If you’re going to apply, apply ED and you’ll have a better chance. RD, I’d say you have a fairly good shot, probably 65-75%</p>

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<p>I haven’t got my SAT scores from October (I dunno why, I should’ve by now) but I was shooting to break 1900. Should I submit my SAT IIs as well? I got 530 on Chemisty and 570 on Math 1. I may apply ED, but I’m not sure. GW and Smith College are my first choices at the moment so I’ll consider ED.</p>