<p>GPA- 3.24
Rank- Third fifth of around 530
Sports- Baseball, Volleyball
Jewish Out of State (NJ)
SATs- 1710 M-620, R-520, W-570
ACT- 25 Composite, 27 on the Math/English Sections, 26 on Writing. Reading and Science Killed me.</p>
<p>I have been a camp counselor for 2 years.</p>
<p>After Senior Year, I will have taken:
10 Semesters of Math (1 honor, 1 AP)
8 Semesters of Academic English
8 Semesters of Science (All Labs)
6 Semesters of Language
6 Semesters of Academic History
2 Semesters of AP Psychology
8 Semesters of Electives</p>
<p>NROTC/AROTC Scholarship Candidate.</p>
<p>not enough info…
working with what i have…
Very low gpa and sat so I would apply early decision, but Rutgers might be a good idea</p>
<p>I am applying early action, not early decision, but I am also applying for Rutgers as well.</p>
<p>The thing is, with the NROTC and AROTC, I have to list 5 schools that I would want the scholarships awarded to, and then I have to apply to all five of them. So if I get the scholarship to a school I get into, and I like the school, then I accept my admission offer and the scholarship.</p>
<p>However, if I apply early decision to PSU, get in, but don’t get the scholarship there and it is offered at another school I get in to, then I am screwed royally, because I am stuck in a deal I can’t get out of.</p>
<p>Penn State is quasi-rolling admissions - there is no early decision or early action. Applying before the priority date enables your best chance for admission, but it’s not binding in any way.</p>
<p>Additionally - Early Decision schools are only binding if you can afford the school. If they offer you a financial aid package that you cannot afford they cannot make you attend.</p>