how can ı be admıtted to harvard unıversty?what should ı do?
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No. I've just received your high school transcript. Not looking to good.
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http://www.uh.edu/enroll/admis/   go to apply now
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You need to contact the University Bookstore. They will be happy to tell you. Harvard University will not respond to that question.
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you need to contact the school that you will be going to
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Look for institution that will accept your credentials!
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Harvard.  Oxford.  La Creme de la creme.  It sounds like you have the grades.  Wealth is NOT an issue (Harvard is excellent at handing out financial aid).  \n\nSo, you have a shot in terms of grades.  But Ivy League schools (I went to Princeton, and was accepted at Yale) and Oxford are not just looking for grades; if that were so, you would have NO chance (because they routinely receive enough applications with averages at 100%, or over 4.0, and SAT scores in the 1580 range) that they could fill the class with just those people.  So grades are NOT the only criteria.  But if you don't have very good grades (looks like you do, though) you won't even truly be considered for admission.\n\nYou must do something OTHER than be a good student.  You must have a passion (other than getting into Oxford or Harvard) in life that you have done something about.  Sports...play rugby?  Soccer?  Music...play an instrument well?  Community service: have you done something for your community of note, like volunteer at a shelter?  Go look at Harvard's website (listed below) and look at their admissions FAQ's.  See what they have to say.  \n\nGood luck!
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Check the admissions and other prequisites required for entering that college. Do visit Harvard official website. make sure you're indeed an excellent candidate and I hope you could do something before taking your TOEFL.
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It depends on what your major will be, and if you want a master's degree, and if you don't want t o take any classes but the ones required for your degree.  Try this, go to www.collegetuition's.edu\nor use a college name www.harvard.edu and then go to  where you see tuitions, cashiers, or registrars office.  Be sure to be sitting down when the screen comes up, Universities are more expensive and I have seen some that require you to have health insurance, and fees for things you will never use.  Good luck,\non-line may be the way to go.  Most colleges have classes on what is called WebCT or Blackboard.  Good Luck !!!  Ask about help with funding, depending on your grades and major the government may help, but deadlines are coming up for the spring semester,   HURRY
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You need to enquire - initially - about exchange programmes and then take it from there. Get in touch directly with the UK College and Uni' Admissions Service: type in UCAS and press search. Their web pages can link you up to most of the HE institutions in the UK.\n\nOK?\n\n\n:)
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Take the most difficult classes your school offers.  It is a big deal for students to use the resources that are available to them.  (If your school only has one AP class, for example, they don't fault you for that, but they want you to take it.)  \nIt is better to be very involved in a few extracurricular activities that you are passionate about than ten clubs that you are only sort of involved in and pay dues for.  \nThey want you to take initiative.  Start something new or add a new dimension to an existing cause or club.  Take a class at a local college through joint enrollment.  Take the SAT several times to achieve a good score if you have a low one.  Take an SAT prep class if you are not confident.\nThe bottom line is to differentiate yourself from other applicants.  They get thousands of applications from people with good grades and scores who joined the honor society and the community service club at school.  Go above and beyond.  Community service is more important than having a part time job by the way.\nThe hardest thing about Harvard is getting in.  Good luck!  .\n\nThis stuff applies to getting in to any school really.  Apply to more than one place!  College is what you make of it.  You can have a great experience at a lot of different places.
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Ok, apply to one of the colleges/universities and see if they will accept you.
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I'm quite sure Harvard offers one. \n\nGood luck.
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You'd have to be on the top honors of your class with excellent grades and a high GPA that's more than 4.0.  Plus, you'd need to have lots of clubs and activities in your high school career to show that you'd be a great representative of their school.\n\nThey do accept first time freshmans into Harvard, but I think what your friends mean is according to the odds of being accepted to Harvard.  Harvard is a very hard school to get into because they have very high standards in their students.
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Ask your guidance consulars they can help you out. Get a high GPA, and try to do allot of volunteer work outside of school. Work on learning how to write very well, and try to get a speech class this will help with interviews.
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I don't study at Harvard, but I do attend Columbia University which is in the Ivy League (along with Harvard.)  If you have any questions that you think I may be able to answer feel free to ask.
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I assume you are appying for a American University as Internation Student. First thing you have to do is select a University, and apply for it. Then the university will give you the all the steps you have to take.\nGood Luck, with everything
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Try appling for a Fulbright.  You need to have an academic reason that justifies going but, come on, Fulbright, Parliment, you'd be a shoe in for President in 15 years.