How can i get an admission to stanford ? what are the deadlines and adtes?
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You basically need to walk on water.  Stanford needs to see that you are not only smart, but an achiever in extracurriculars, language, sports, and schoolwork.\n\nThe link below will take you to the dates for last year, which will be pretty much the same this year.
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Many application deadlines are in January of the year you want to start, so unless you plan to skip a year between high school and college, you need to start thinking about it now, and start putting your application materials together by September or October of this year.\n\nOf course, there are many schools that will accept applications until August of next year, but those are not the best schools, and it is becoming more and more difficult to get accepted to colleges in the U.S., so it's best to start early.\n\nTake your SAT exam as soon as possible.
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You can't find this information on UC Berkeley's website?  It should be there if you look around.  Or, heck, call them.  The admissions office should be able to tell you, or connect you with whoever can.
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I am assuming that you are applying for graduate school. I got all the info I needed from the source website.\nGood luck!
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each graduate program has different deadlines, they are ususally in Jan/Feb for the following Fall term.  You can go to each University website and find out when there deadlines are for the program you are applying for.
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Stanford or UC Berkeley
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Do a bit of homework (yeah, I know, groan-whine-groan). Call the admissions offices of the schools you're interested in and ask them what the median score was for this year's freshmen. As long as you are at the median, your chances of acceptance are solid. However, a higher SAT score can "score" you scholarships, so don't settle for "decent". Prepare for the SAT (and check out the ACT - you may do better on that!) to make sure you score the most points possible. Take a few practice tests - you can attend a free one at your local Kaplan center - to make sure you can handle the last sections of the 4-hour ordeal.  \n\nDo your research, and don't settle!\n\nLighty, \nRegents' Scholar, UCSC
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What country is your school in? \n\nYou would need to show proof that the school deferred your entry. By all means apply again. You must also show proof that you have adequate cash on hand (in the bank) to support yourself during your schooling.
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this site will give u info about all the unvis available, application deadlines, admission requirements, website links, etc.\n\nhttp://www.petersons.com/GradChannel/code/search.asp?path=gr.fas.grad
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First of all you got to apply! \nGet there first, and find out.
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Perfect grades, SAT scores, etc.... THEN, you have to add on the extras. Get involved, really involved. Don't just volunteer somewhere and log a few hours on a resume, become critical to an organization (and get a great letter of recommendation). Take college courses early, for fun and for the challenge of it. No fluff will be allowed... you really have to be the top, best, brightest, and most genuine thinker to even be considered. If you are not, don't waste your time applying, you will be just one of many wanna-bees. Yale is no joke.... you have to be at a level that scares most people... it is not like a purse to show your friends ("Hey, look, I go to Yale... isn't that neat!")!
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Iguess the best way is to ring the the school urself.what is keeping u from doing that?To get first hand information get their prospectus,and get all details.good luck!!
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Alright, here's one I can really help with.\n\nStep 1:  Contact the school's admissions office, or, better yet, stop by.  Pick up (or request) an application and a catalog, at the very least.  Ask them which transcripts you'll need.  Depending on how many credits you took at the technical schools, you may only need your college transcripts.  Take the application home and fill it out, or, if you're technologically inclined, most 4 year institutions will let you apply online.  I still advise contacting the admissions office though.  They have tons of valuable information.\n\nStep 2:  Request official transcripts from the Registrar's office of your past schools.  You can either have them sent to you or directly to the school (the admissions application should have a mailing address on it.  Send them there).  I recommend sending them directly to the school, since, in order for them to be official, they need to arrive UNOPENED.  Therefore, if you have them sent to you, DON'T OPEN THEM.  I can't stress this enough.  If you open them, they're no longer official, and you'll have to request them again.\n\nStep 3:  Contact financial aid.  You may want to wait until after you've been accepted for this step, as some financial aid offices can't really help you until you're in the university's system.  They may just tell you to fill out the FAFSA (http://www.fafsa.ed.gov/), but a good financial aid officer will point you toward some other possible resources.  www.fastweb.com is another good place to look.\n\nStep 4:  Set up an appointment with an advisor.  Once you've been admitted, contact the Psychology department, and ask to speak with an advisor.  They should set up an appointment for you, and they'll help you set up your class schedule.  You can also ask them about any departmental scholarships that may exist out there.\n\nThat's really all there is to it.  If you have any questions at any point, contact the Admissions office.  They may not have the answer, but odds are that they know who does.  Good luck!
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call the school and inquire about the registration dates \nthank you
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http://www.clemson.edu/admission
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Check with your University. They should be able to give you the needed scholarship applications.
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try looking it up at \nplato.stanford.edu\n\nthey should have it...