I've submitted my application to the rest of the T-14 (minus HYSB) but have been holding on to Penn because I'm hedging on whether I should ED. I'm fairly certain it's my first choice and am comfortable paying sticker, but having never actually visited (and not having time to visit now) I am a little on the fence about the commitment. I also rather like Georgetown (love DC), and am entertaining the slim possibility of riding out a CCN waitlist. I'd like to eventually work in public interest, I think, but nothing is ever totally set in stone I guess. I would much rather apply and attend ED than be denied RD for Penn, though, if that makes sense. Since it's hard to gauge my chances properly given the tiny sample size of LSN numbers close to mine (and the fact that LSP does not work for splitters), I am now turning to the wisdom of TLS.
Anyways, onto my stats:
- 3.3/177 (no retakes)
- Fairly solid PS/LORs
- 2 years out of undergrad
Not that it really matters, but both of my academic LORs emphasize the amount of grade deflation that occurred at my school/in my field of study.
Help, guys!
Do I need to ED Penn? Forum
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dissonance1848
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Re: Do I need to ED Penn?
Penn does crazy shit with splitters, so EDing and writing the Why Penn makes alot of sense.
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SupraVln180
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Re: Do I need to ED Penn?
If you really want to go to Penn, just ED, you're a lock. A friend of mine (who is a Non URM) got into Penn ED with a 3.3 170. I think you might have a shot higher than Penn, but to actually answer your question, no you don't need to ED to get in.
