What is the maximum percentage we should get to have admission in stanford?
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The average GPA for stanford was a 3.90 last year.  That would be an A- to A average so that's about a 90-95% average. They will look at gpa from grades 10, 11, and 12, maybe even 9th.  I dont know what you meant by maximum percent. Hope this helped.
904527
Depends on what college you want to go.  You probably would need atleast an 1800 for the higher ranked colleges.
668556
for doing you need not to worrry about percentage.. the maximum percentage requirement is 60% in prof courses.. for bca its well below that.. like 45-55%
1141280
is that on the old official test or on the new test. if it's the new test then it's about in the 62%. should be enough to get into most colleges unless you are looking for some upscale school with high entrance criteria or everybody wants to go to.\n\nif it's the old official test then you're full of ummmm crap and should definatly take it again :-)\n\nnot sure if they are using the new test as standard yet or not, so your choice.
848836
It depends. Review the admission requirements for the universities to which you want to apply. Some universities have a minimum GPA and SAT score requirement.
702494
Looks like your scores are fairly strong.  Frequently Harvard/Yale/Stanford will need stronger scores then these, but with good life-experiences, it's certainly not a bar to you.\n\nRe: financial aid, there are varying policies on financial aid for foreign students as much of it is government-funding dependent.  You should inquire directly with the schools about financial aid for international students.  I think all admissions are need-blind, so it shouldn't hurt you to ask.\n\n A good place to look for private scholarships is www.fastweb.com, which compiles scholarships.  Frequently, they're available for foreign students.\n\nGood luck!
1062164
try looking it up at \nplato.stanford.edu\n\nthey should have it...
941312
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!")!
624422
It is all about stanford!
935997
Ohh, college applications, ew. I finished all mine last month, yay. :D\n\nYou won't be penalized, but you should really try to stick to the suggested amount of words. A few over isnt bad, 150 over is kind of a lot.  Take out the extra stuff, see if you maybe stated some things twice.\n\nSome college applications will only let you have 250 when you type them in, they have a character count and wont let you go over.\n\nBut 250 sounds like the short answer questions, try to stick to short but still be detailed and answer the question. They have longer essays when they want longer answers.\nAt least thats how the University of Michigan application was. (;o we could be rivals, lmao)
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Please check out this site:\nhttp://registrar.stanford.edu/students/grades/gpa_calc.htm?id=1
1034934
The max is 300, I think the "passing" score depends on the school you are applying for
326293
As many times as you feel  you need to, generally.   Keep in mind that some colleges will use your highest score and others may average your scores.   So you might want to visit with the admissions office(s) of the college(s) you  are  interested in attending.\n\nBest of luck!
818657
If you want to be admitted in one of undergraduate schools in u.s from high school, you need at least 80% + high TOEFL (and/or SAT/CAT) test score.  If your test score is high, your requirement for G.P.A gets lower. However, schools always set thier basic criteria.\n\nyou will need about 3.5 G.P.A and 550 in the old TOEFL test for being admitted to a good college.
396182
Just take a look at Wharton's acceptance rates.  I believe it is in the 10 to 15% range.  Although low, it is still higher than schools like Harvard and Princeton.  Instead of asking if it's hard to get into, ask yourself if it's the place you want to be.  However, if you do come to Penn, you won't regret it.
590232
Between UC Berkley and Stanford, it would be easier to get into Berkley.  Small prestigious schools are hard to get into, if they were then they wouldn't be SMALL AND PRESTIGIOUS.
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my guess in 15 or the max allowed on yahoo. answers before they close the question! im number 5