Hey guys, I know it's kinda late into the admissions process but I've been debating from the very start whether I should just take the CFA right now or train a bit more get a slightly higher score. my CFA stats are:
male.
BBthrow - 56ft
pull ups - 11
shuttle run - 6.9 seconds
push ups - 73
sit ups - 85
mile - 7min 00sec
I also have a unweight 9-12 gpa of 3.9 (weighted of 4.19). Class rank number 5 out of 398. As for ECs: I'm varisty speech/debate and the treasurer of speech/debate. Varisty Swim team captain. Piano for 12 years. I can speak Chinese very fluently. Worked overseas with the Republic of China's Ministry of Education to teach English to the local elementary school students. Church Youth group member/leader and I serve on the piano/sunday school teacher as well.
My question is, should I continue to practice my BBthrow before trying the CFA for the real thing or just take it now and submit it for a better chance of admission because of the rolling admissions policy? I've been practicing, but I have trouble getting the ball over 60ft (pretty weak, I know).
Thanks.
male.
BBthrow - 56ft
pull ups - 11
shuttle run - 6.9 seconds
push ups - 73
sit ups - 85
mile - 7min 00sec
I also have a unweight 9-12 gpa of 3.9 (weighted of 4.19). Class rank number 5 out of 398. As for ECs: I'm varisty speech/debate and the treasurer of speech/debate. Varisty Swim team captain. Piano for 12 years. I can speak Chinese very fluently. Worked overseas with the Republic of China's Ministry of Education to teach English to the local elementary school students. Church Youth group member/leader and I serve on the piano/sunday school teacher as well.
My question is, should I continue to practice my BBthrow before trying the CFA for the real thing or just take it now and submit it for a better chance of admission because of the rolling admissions policy? I've been practicing, but I have trouble getting the ball over 60ft (pretty weak, I know).
Thanks.