College Admissions?????
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1) You can go to a good college and get into any program except for any honors program.\n2) Colleges look at your 10-12 grade year grades, your SAT score and references. \n3) Yeah, well if your GPA is above a 3.0. If your essay is good enough and you have great references. \n4) You can get scholarships whenever. If the scholarship is from the school then you should try at the begging of each semester.\nTry fastweb.com also apply for FAFSA\n5) I so wished I would have gone to a community college first. Some people think that it's crazy, but it's beneficial if you have problems in high school and want to continue your education. You can transfer to WHATEVER university you want to after you graduate community college, if your grades are good.\nIt's also good if you don't feel as if you're ready for a big university with classes full of students and want to start out small.
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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!
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Colleges look at you as a whole person, so it's a combo of your grades, your test scores, the degree of difficulty in your high school program (did you take a lot of "easy" classes, or did you challenge yourself?) as well as the letters of recommendation and your essay.  In your essay, focus on why you want to go to the school you are applying to, why that particular institution will help you meet your long term goal.  Be sincere, don't try and write something you think the committee wants to hear.\n\nGood luck!
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Your GPA and SAT matter. Be specific about what school you want, and look up their requirements.  Its going to be a higher SAT if your GPA is less than perfect.
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what?? are you asking what will transfer?? you need to talk to the advisor of the school you plan to attend.  they will compare and let you know what they accept...
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It really depends on what school you want to go to and where. The best school in my state is selective and accepts those only with a 3.5 or higher. You will have to look at each individual school and see what their standards are. Applying never hurts!
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Hello, \nI am currently a tranfer student at USC.  I am a music industry major? will you being coming in as a freshman or transfer?  If you are a freshman, they are real picky.  You need to have a real good SAT score, somewhere in the 1350's or higher.  Each school has different requirements and some are harder to get into then others.  I transfered in from a school in upstate NY.  I transfered with a 3.5.  I handed all my stuff in late and they told me they would not look at it until fall 07, but they did look at it, and called me for an interview.  I am here now.  It's a good school, horrible location, and a shit load of money.  So if you need more specific answers let me know.  colakogl@usc.edu that is my email get me there,\n\nTalk to you soon,\nLucin
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University admissions consider many factors when going through the acceptance process. Your GPA (which by the sounds of it is 3.0-3.5) is certainly one of them, but they also consider the difficulty of your classes and the difficulty of your high school in general. Other factors include ACT/SAT scores, extracurricular activities, part-time jobs or volunteer work, and your written essay.\n\nI'm not sure what your definition of a "good" school is, but if you perform consistently for the rest of high school, Ivy League may not be in your prospects (unless your parents have money but that's another, very sensitive subject), but you can certainly get into a state or private institution with a pre-med program. In order to get into what I think you would call a "good" university, you may want to raise your GPA (a 3.5, I think, would be a good goal to set). Remember, this would be your GPA by the end of your junior year, because applications are submitted in the first semester of your senior year.\n\nIf you feel you cannot get better grades in the future, and would like to get into a "good" school, try to add in some volunteer work, become a leader of a school organization, participate in activities that interest you and that you can become very involved with, and when it comes time for ACT/SAT (which is much closer than you think), study study study! There are many guides in your local library or bookstore than can help you improve your grade in these tests simply by helping you become familiar with the format.
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Hey I'm going to be attending Cornell this fall and trust me, I thought i didn't have a shot....I graduated high school ( a public high school) with a 4.86 gpa (weighted) and I took 4 AP courses (Literature, US History, World History, Spanish VI) as well as 2 UCONN-credit courses (History, Spanish V). As far as the AP exams go, i recieved a 4 on the US history test, opted not to take the world history one, and have yet to receive my scores for spanish and eng lit. My SAT scores were pretty good (M- 680, V-720, Written-750) but could have been better. And i hardly had any extracurriculars, but i did do one or two things that i made stand out on my application. For example, I was in a Diversity Club that planned a banquet that benefited the tsunami relief fund, so i emphasized that...also, I was in a gambling awareness committee that was featured in a court tv documentary, so i made that clear in my application....don't be afraid to brag on your application, it'll really help you. And its not too late to fill up on extracurriculars; i hardly had any my freshman and sophomore yrs, but I did little things here and there during my junior and senior yrs that really added up. All in all, I think you've got a pretty good shot of being accepted, but keep in mind, there are a lot of small things that factor into a college's decision that you cannot control (social class, nationality, residential location) so don't stress out! And yes, Cornell is an ivy league, but it is BY FAR the easiest one to get in to (Cornell acceptance rate- about 25%, Yale acceptance rate- about 10%) Just concentrate on your grades, don't catch the senioritis bug and write a sweet application essay that'll really impress the admissions committee (proofread and maybe go over it with a teacher but keep it personal and unique). Good luck, and I hope to see you in Ithaca sometime in the near future!
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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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Ok, apply to one of the colleges/universities and see if they will accept you.
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http://www.clemson.edu/admission
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Of course you should apply. You'll never know if you will like it unless you try it first. I know you are busy, but college is supposed to be a chance to try everything you want to see if something is a good fit for you. Good luck in your pursuits.
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There are too many colleges and universities out there to tell you which school you should attend.  There are many questions that you need to ask yourself when choosing a college (location, size, majors, weather, etc.)  \n\nCollegeboard has a great College Matchmaker program that allows you to pick your preferences and then you'll get a list of all of those that fit your preferences:\n\nhttp://apps.collegeboard.com/search/adv_typeofschool.jsp\n\nHopefully this will give you an idea of what schools you would like.  Also, before you make your final decision, try to visit any school that you are thinking about... the people that work at that particular university will tell you have great it is and the pictures are going to be beautiful.   However, you'll never know if it is the right school for you until you step on the campus.  All campuses do campus tours... you just need to call the Admissions Office at each university that you're interested in.\n\nGood luck!
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Admission??? To admit someone.
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1228 out of 2400? because then it is not that great, but you will still get into some colleges as long as you apply to easier and less competitive colleges.\n\n1228 out of 1600 is not bad at all. for your first time especially. try it again, if you can oull of a 1300 out of 1600 then you're set for some pretty good schools, along with good high school grades and activities of course.\n\ngood luck, and where are you planning to apply?
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You need to work through your chosen college.  Check with the international admissions counselors at the colleges you are interested in.  People who simply live in Philadelphia have no idea!