I am going to be a senior in highschool next year and I wanted to know where I should apply.
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There are no majors for comestic surgery. You have to first go to college and take Pre-med classes if they have them. Alot of schools have Pre-med as a major or a Pre-med curriculum. If the college doesn't have this, look at the prerequisites required by most medical schools. You're basically looking at 2 years of Chemistry, Bio, Anatomy, some Physics etc. After taking all those classes you usually take your MCAT during your Junior year and then start applying for medical schools at the end of your Junior year. You won't find out if you were accepted until well into your Senior year of college. \n\nAfter all that, you go to medical school and then you take your USMLE tests. You then do one year of internship at a hospital somewhere and rotate through the different departments. After your internship you can finally choose what's called a Residency program, which will give you training in the specialization you want like cosmetic surgery. Residency programs last years depending on what kind of program you get into.
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like the previous posters said 17 or 18, because that is the age they are when they graduate from high school. if you have already completed whatever london's equivilant of our highschool is then you would qualify for entry into college anywhere in the states
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collegeboard.com \n\ngreat site for all general collegic information. I'm a teen and this has helped my greatly.
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You need to indicate which province she will go to ... many good high schools in each province so you need to be a little more specific.
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Call your high school and let them know what you need.  They may require you to make a request in writing and to pay for postage.
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talk to the admissions dept of where you want to go.  speak to your guidance counceller at your current school - you may be able to go as part of an exchange student program
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Check with you high school guidance office, they should help.
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List all your outstanding performance from the past, if not included in your original application. Tell them what a great student you will be and what a great loss the student body will suffer if they miss you.\nOther than that, there are still a lot of good schools around(Standford is nearby.)
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I'm just finishing up my freshman year in high school. Don't worry! You're going to be fine. Get to know your teachers and the building. Ask friends who are upperclassmen what it's like. Joining clubs or doing sports are an awesome ways to meet people. And the best way to get noticed is to just be yourself.
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basketball, they are good this year, and probably national champions. Talk to your high school counselor, that is what they are paid for.
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i would suggest going to the high school so that you only have to go to a different school once, because if you choose the middle school the following year you'll have to switch schools again and that can be hard
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being best in your class will difinatly help you in your college application, those are pretty good scores... If your high school isnt in english, you might have to take the TOFEL test to apply to english speaking colleges
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go to the college your planing on attending and ask for a list from the career counselors office.
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Your best bet would be to go see a counselor at the college you want to go to and see what they say. In some universities, all you really need is enough college hours on a junior college level to be able to get into a senior college. Good luck to you!
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You will be entering your sophomore year. You really don't need to start applying for scholarships until the summer before your senior year, although you should make sure you take the PSAT (I got a full scholarship based on my PSAT score!) in your sophomore and the ACT or SAT (or both) in your junior and/or senior year. I would recommend checking with your school's guidance office. They can give very prudent advice. You may also look into online opportunities, such as www.fastweb.com. Good luck!
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Go to the Bangalore High School and ask them.
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SAT\n\nI will be a senior this upcoming school year and I was also thinking of applying to NYU and Elon and I think that you have a great shot at getting in.  Your SAT scores are good for that particular school, and if they could be higher that's even better. Go ahead and retake it, but if you can't get the score you want, try taking the ACT with writing (28% of applicants to Elon sent in their ACT scores) - it has a better format and in my opinion it's a lot easier to get a high score on.  Unlike with the SAT, if you retake it, the ACT does not have a score report that consists of all your previous taken tests, so your other scores won't be sent to the college without your consent. \n\nExtracurriculars\n\nEven though you're not a superstar in extracurriculars, your activity sheet will be absolutely fine. What's great about what you are involved in is that it shows your passion for music and the arts.  That's what you should aim to do on the application - make sure the college knows what your passion is. You'll definitely be able to do this because I already know from just the little information you provided on this page! Colleges aren't looking for well-rounded students, they're looking for students who will make them a well-rounded college.   Make sure that Elon knows you will be a great asset to their school by being active in the arts.  You can make sure that your message gets across via essays, activties, and even your major.  Buy a couple of books to help you with the college essay.  A great essay can really set you apart from the rest! Also, focus on beefing up extracurriculars in the arts your senior year to put more emphasis on your talent.\n\nTranscript and GPA\n\nThe fact that you've taken honors and AP classes is great.  The rigor of your high school courses is very important to colleges.  There are ways to boost your GPA.  In your senior year take as many AP classes as possible (especially if they offer an extra point in your GPA) and maybe an elective in the arts.  Aside from that, stick to straightforward, solid core classes (math, science, english, social sciences, and foreign languages courses; not including courses such as psychology, culinary arts, etc.). Work hard to get A's this year. If you have any C's in any subject area and that grade hasn't improved or has gone up and back down again, consider studying to take the SAT Subject Test in that area.  Although your GPA is a little low (the average at Elon is 3.72), you should consider applying early decision since it's your first choice college and that would let them know how serious you are about their school.  The acceptance rate at Elon is 41%, but it's 65% for early admission.