I have a friend who got a perfect SAT score ( 1600 ) , highest GPA in my county extra ciricular activites etc?
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1600 is no longer the perfect score, im not sure when exactly you are referring to but they change it a little while ago to 2400 that could be a reason, or it could be his grades, i doubt being asian has anything to do with it, becuase if it did you can sue for discrimination
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yes one of my friend lives there
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She has an excellent chance of getting into UCLA, especially since UCLA changed their admission criteria starting this year.  I recommend:\n\n1) Take the ACT, it is a completely different kind of exam and she may do very well (plus, no penalty for guessing answers); feel free to retake the SAT and ACT as many times as she needs to boost her scores, the UC System will not "look down" on multiple test scores and will only take the highest combined score (not average of all scores).  For test info, see: http://www.actstudent.org/testprep/\n\n2) Write an excellent personal statement; since the change in admission criteria, personal statements are likely to weigh more in the decision process.  Her passion for making a difference for her school is good a point to stress.  For a guideline on how to write your personal statement for the UC System (published by Berkeley but applicable to all UCs), see: http://students.berkeley.edu/files/Admissions/Personal_State_07.pdf\n\nDon't stress out over the SAT score, try the ACT and see how she does.  To get detailed info on the new UCLA admission criteria, see: http://dailybruin.com/news/articles.asp?id=38794
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Many counties have their marraige records online.  It's usually under the County Auditor or Records sections.  If your county doesn't, you could always check out on classmates.com.  If he has filled out a profile, it could be on there.  \n\nIf all else fails, you could always just ask him.  It kind of plays your hand, but at least you'll know for sure what's going on with his love life.
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i can provide yourfriends resultbutyouhave to give me the details\nregarding her university.\nname of the college.\nname of the state.\nbefast.\nmail meon udaycha@yahoo.co.in
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Well I should think that would be a fairly simple task. You call U Cal-Santa Cruz administration and find out from them how you go about verifying the potential applicant's education record. Do they have a record of her receiving a degree etc. etc. Ask them to send or fax a copy of the info.\nLL
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Life is a boomerang! Whether it is your thoughts, actions or behavior, sooner or later they return - and with great accuracy. \n\nYour friend has done this for the admission and scholarship and he is getting it. We can understand that. But scholarship for what? admission for what? To study, right? And scholarship (almost in every University) offers some obligation as for example scoring a minimum level of mentioned CGPA (like 3.5 or above) to continue with the scholarship. Do you think he is able to do that?\n\nLet think like this, he got an admission to complete his undergraduate studies and for maintaining his scholarship he needs to work hard to score required CGPA which only good and seriosu students can. If he can score that and do really works hard this time then I would say he is paying off for his past and he is a good student. But, if he fails to do that then what will he do? What?\n\nNo answer. \n\nYes, he will again cheat. But, for how long. This path has no end unless he now become serious and work really hard and try to be a good student.\n\nLet us watch him. What he does. Time will answer.\n\nAnd, for your convenience I will say just work hard and study well. After graduating and as you will get a job you will be able to earn a lot of money which is worth getting a scholarship or financial aid by cheating.\n\nYou can send a annonomyous letter to the University authority and inform them about this. But, if your friend is a poor guy and really needs scholarship and is doing well then no need to do that. The university will itself find it out if he performs bad in his education. I believe as your friend had done this for admission and scholarship thus it proves he wants education and he is quite poor or unable to pay for his education. But, if he is doing that for fun, it will end very soon and I think you have to do anything for that.\n\nJust, focus on your study and eard good grades and then apply for scholarship if you want.\n\nLife is too long then we think and cheating will only make it a hell. A long journey in the hell is not a good thing.\n\nRelax and keep learning from your experience.\n\nGoodLuck!
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get all the yearbooks from the university he supposedly attended. Also, there should be a list of all the Alma mater students from each year listed somewhere in the University's library. They may not be able to tell you about it, but all the info would be inside that university. Did he have any references in the matter of that university who you could call? There are many ways around this, good luck!!!!
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It's hard to say because you've got some things going for you and something not. I think you'll get into a college, though it may not necessarily be a really GOOD college. Your high school grades don't look so hot, but you did get a relatively high SAT score. However, almost all of the 11 colleges I've applied to have told me that grades play higher in the admissions process than do the test scores. On the other hand, you have a lot of activities and have shown leadership skills. My suggestion? Better make absolutely sure your admissions essay is bangin' and you've got really awesome teacher recommendations. I think you'll be fine. Just don't expect to get into any ivy league schools.
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3.88 gpa, 1440 sat\n\n800 english 640 math  some sports spme extra cariculars.  plays/food drives etc
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Well it wasn't hard for me though the college is supposedly really selective. Just make sure your sat or act scores along with your gpa if you still in high school looks good before you apply.  I'm a freshman and I disagree with what the person above me posted. The school is far from boring. Maybe his cousin attends one of the remote colleges of SCAD. I'm at the main campus and I've never heard anyone say anything negative about the school. You should really look into SCAD. I recommend taking a tour.
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8558  Members Listed for FLHS, so might be a chance hes listed there. They might have a current email address if he has signed up.\n\n\nhttp://classmates.com
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they look at everyone applying, assuming your sat and grades are high enough.  They don't only look for absolute academics, but also community envolvement and other extracaricular activities
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Yeah, everything is possible in the United States. All u need is enough proof of High school completion. Let him just make sure he doesn't loose his focus in college. i bet u he's gonna have a hard time at the beginning but his brains are gonna get him into any student group he wants to join. Students turn to associate more with really intelligent students like him. Good luck Pal.
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I'm not sure how you got a 1700, as 1600 is a perfect score.  "Ivy" league schools look for more than just SAT.  You'll need near perfect grades and a lot of good extra-curricular activities.
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Just type his name in google and sometimes you get lucky. Good luck.
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Iowa\nIf you took the bottom two tiers of Iowa counties and annexed them to Missouri, it would raise the average GPA of both states