Applying REA to Stanford

I'm applying for electrical engineering in the upcoming application season, and wanted to know if I should apply REA to a top school like Stanford or Princeton. I'm definitely top 5 in my class, and have all the stats (1540 SAT, 9 APs, etc.). My activities are also good in the context of my area (national math competitions, research on power storage and AI, built a customized badminton feeding machine). I'm just curious whether REA could potentially benefit me, and if I should do it then.

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u/sinisterchad3 — 10 days ago
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Applying REA to Stanford or any other top private

I'm applying for electrical engineering in the upcoming application season, and wanted to know if I should apply REA to a top school like Stanford or Princeton. I'm definitely top 5 in my class, and have all the stats (1540 SAT, 9 APs, etc.). My activities are also good in the context of my area (national math competitions, research on power storage and AI, built a customized badminton feeding machine). I'm just curious whether REA could potentially benefit me, and if I should do it then.

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u/sinisterchad3 — 10 days ago

How important is class rank?`

How important is class rank in college admissions, especially for t20s? My school doesn't officially do class ranks, but I recently found out that apparently I'm ranked 4th. If I were to ask to put this on my college application the upcoming cycle, would it even make a difference in comparison to if I were 1st or 2nd?

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u/sinisterchad3 — 1 month ago
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My AP Lang teacher is known to be harsh grader and I've always gotten a 4+ (on her scale) on all the essays she has graded. Would someone be able to grade these essays and tell me their grading opinion? All the essays are from the 2023 Set 2 FRQs (linked on the doc). The essays were all written in 2 hours 15 minutes, so there may be some grammatical errors that haven't been fixed. Also, my timing for each individual essay was 50 minutes for RA, 40-45 for Synthesis, and 40-45 for Argument. That's what has worked for me, but I would appreciate any suggestions for changes to it.

Thank you!

u/sinisterchad3 — 2 months ago