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Posted: Thu Jan 26, 2017 6:23 pm
by scalaw
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Re: 3.38/170

Posted: Thu Jan 26, 2017 6:32 pm
by curry1
scalaw wrote:I have a masters degree in computer engineering, and 2 years of WE as a SWE.

I'm applying next cycle.

It's hard to get reliable data for ED chances.

What are my chances if I apply ED for the following:
UPenn- this is my number one choice
UVA
Michigan

I understand that I only get 1 ED and I want to use it wisely.


RD: I checkced the graph so I have a better idea of this stuff, but still curious
Northwestern
Georgetown
UT
Vanderbilt
USC
UCLA


Thanks!
You will easily get into Penn, UVA or Michigan ED with a 170. It may not be advisable to pay sticker at any of those places, but you have a serious IP background so that might change the calculus a bit.

Re: 3.38/170

Posted: Thu Jan 26, 2017 6:36 pm
by Future Ex-Engineer
Don't ED. Maybe retake and shoot for 175?

Either way, you basically shoot yourself in the foot for scholarship if you ED. With a 170 you'd probably get into a number of those schools RD anyway.

Re: 3.38/170

Posted: Thu Jan 26, 2017 6:39 pm
by trebekismyhero
mrgstephe wrote:Don't ED. Maybe retake and shoot for 175?

Either way, you basically shoot yourself in the foot for scholarship if you ED. With a 170 you'd probably get into a number of those schools RD anyway.
Yes, the only ED you should use is for Northwestern since that comes with $150k. And even then only if you want to go there. You'll have a good shot at the lower t14 RD so don't pay sticker

Re: 3.38/170

Posted: Thu Jan 26, 2017 6:41 pm
by poptart123
My predictions:

UPenn - 50/50
UVA - 70/30
Michigan - Admit
Northwestern - Admit
Georgetown - Admit
UT - Admit
Vanderbilt - Admit
USC - Admit
UCLA - Admit

UPenn ED: 50/50
UVA ED: Admit
Michigan: Don't ED

*Disclaimer: Probably shouldn't ED to any of the EDs you are considering due to lack of scholarship

Re: 3.38/170

Posted: Thu Jan 26, 2017 6:57 pm
by cavalier1138
Yeah, don't ED to any of those. Doesn't increase your chances of anything except paying too much for school. And I actually would rate your chances at Penn a bit lower, given how much they seem to favor high GPAs.

Re: 3.38/170

Posted: Thu Jan 26, 2017 9:11 pm
by chargers21
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