EPTOn March 19 2010 06:19 AssuredVacancy wrote:
35 last year. Some universities added their own fees.
35 last year. Some universities added their own fees.
He said Waterloo and BC. idk, I still got 2 more years till i can go to uni.
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Gao Xi
Hong Kong5178 Posts
He said Waterloo and BC. idk, I still got 2 more years till i can go to uni. | ||
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So no fek
United States3001 Posts
On March 19 2010 06:35 Manifesto7 wrote: Jeez, doesn't anyone here go to community college? I just started last fall. Didn't see the thread at the time, and probably wouldn't have posted it if I had. | ||
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Roffles
Pitcairn19291 Posts
On March 19 2010 06:35 Manifesto7 wrote: Jeez, doesn't anyone here go to community college? I'm sure quite a few people go to community college, but in a thread that screams "Brag about your grades", I don't think many comm. college students would ever think about posting. Definitely didn't phrase that as well as I had hoped to. | ||
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shafiru
111 Posts
Wesleyan- Rejected St. Johns- Accepted Drexel- Accepted Northeastern- Accepted SUNY Geneseo- Accepted Stony Brook U- Accepted Babson- Waitlisted Waiting on a few more 3.0 2150 SAT 790 Math II 750 Bio | ||
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ArC_man
United States2798 Posts
On March 19 2010 06:11 DeathByMonkeys wrote: Korean colleges are harder? Please refer to this... http://www.usnews.com/articles/education/worlds-best-universities/2010/02/25/worlds-best-universities-top-400.html ...1 Korean school in the top 50, check the US schools and get back to me. Wtf, I don't see how UCLA can be higher than Berkeley. Edit: Ahh I see their methodology now... I don't necessarily agree with it but whatever. http://www.usnews.com/articles/education/worlds-best-universities/2010/02/25/worlds-best-universities-the-methodology.html @OneOther: I had my grades and stuff in my first post. Pretty average 3.65 GPA, undergrad at UCLA. | ||
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Chromyne
Canada561 Posts
On March 19 2010 07:46 Roffles wrote: I'm sure quite a few people go to community college, but in a thread that screams "Brag about your grades", I don't think many comm. college students would ever think about posting. Definitely didn't phrase that as well as I had hoped to. I think you phrased it quite well. | ||
Manifesto7
Osaka27118 Posts
On March 19 2010 07:46 Roffles wrote: I'm sure quite a few people go to community college, but in a thread that screams "Brag about your grades", I don't think many comm. college students would ever think about posting. Definitely didn't phrase that as well as I had hoped to. I guess I am just feeling inadequate amongst the math junkies. Camosun College class of '03! Woo! | ||
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OpticalShot
Canada6330 Posts
If you are one of the above and it says "Engineering Science" in your letter, ugh... ... welcome to hell. | ||
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jalstar
United States8198 Posts
On March 19 2010 06:35 Manifesto7 wrote: Jeez, doesn't anyone here go to community college? On March 18 2010 08:17 jalstar wrote: UCSD - accepted UCSB, UCLA, Cal - waiting I'm gonna be a junior next year, transferring from community college to "real college". GPA is 3.5 ish, and they don't look at SAT scores. | ||
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Wineandbread
United States2065 Posts
4.62 GPA, 2100 SAT (man I fucked up), 750 on Math II & Chem, 700 on World History University of Maryland, College Park - Accepted, Honors College & Dean's Scholarship Georgia Tech - Accepted UMich - Accepted Still waiting on Berk, UVa, Hopkins, Carnegie, Duke, and Rice. If I get into Hopkins I'll probably go for it; otherwise I'll head to College Park. | ||
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Itsraiiningpaper
United States25 Posts
4.46GPA, 2350 SAT, 800 760 SATII national merit finalist dartmouth: accepted (likely) ucla: regents scholar ucb: accepted (through regents) uci: regents scholar waiting on ivy's, duke, jhu, and a few liberal arts | ||
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obesechicken13
United States10467 Posts
 I just needed to say wow to this before reading the rest of the thread. You guys are all really smart. Smarter than me :/ . My guidance counselor gave me some advice on being a big fish in a small pond. I wish I could've taken it. Darn honors college, high tuition fees, and etc... But yeah, the only place I see more numbers like these are in the collegeconfidential threads... and even then -_- maybe only in the MIT/Caltech/Stanford/"Your school so you don't yell at me" acceptance thread. | ||
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teh leet newb
United States1999 Posts
On March 19 2010 06:11 DeathByMonkeys wrote: Korean colleges are harder? Please refer to this... http://www.usnews.com/articles/education/worlds-best-universities/2010/02/25/worlds-best-universities-top-400.html ...1 Korean school in the top 50, check the US schools and get back to me. The source is also US News & World Report. Universities in different countries really aren't very comparable. | ||
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BuGzlToOnl
United States5918 Posts
On March 19 2010 08:19 Manifesto7 wrote: I guess I am just feeling inadequate amongst the math junkies. Camosun College class of '03! Woo! You should know by now that in these types people are just showing off their "e-penis". As for me: -High school GPA 2.5 --SAT score 1280ish (fell asleep half way through) -Comm. College GPA 3.01 -Currently a Senior @ UPitt (won't list GPA you search for it on TL if you want) ... according to the USNews UPitt is ranked 114 in the world something I didn't know. Take that and your 4.0s assholes!  | ||
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G0dly
United States450 Posts
Does anybody have any recommendations for colleges I can put on my radar or any tips for how I can increase my chances with getting into a high tier college? | ||
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ghrur
United States3786 Posts
And are the SAT IIs harder than the AP exams? Ugh... >_< I'm gonna HATE next year...  | ||
FragKrag
United States11539 Posts
The SAT II US History was definitely much easier than the AP US History exam, and you can take it right before the AP US History exam as well. I took it after the AP US History exam, and got a 750 with 0 studying (5 on AP US) | ||
Carnivorous Sheep
Baa?21242 Posts
Oh and it's really funny taking the Chinese SAT II, cause if you get anything less than a 800 you're like 10th percentile since it's all Chinese people taking it ROFL, same with AP Chinese. | ||
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United States10328 Posts
The same held for AP Chem (self-studied)/APUSH vs. AP Calc/Chinese though, I guess. [Incidentally, I got 800 on SAT II math level 2 but failed to get 800 on SAT Reasoning math the first time... rather ironic.] also the curve for AP Physics is ridiculous. I think I got about 60% multiple choice and 40% short answer and somehow got 5s... I think the US is just generally poor at physics D: [limiting physics courses to juniors/seniors in most places is not really a good recipe for strong physics students?] | ||
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DarkOptik
452 Posts
On March 19 2010 11:15 G0dly wrote: I'm currently a junior. I took the SAT once with minimal practice, got a 2060 (meh). I'm in AP English, Ap Calc BC, and taking AP Physics, Stats, and Psych next year. I do cross country/track (unlikely to make varsity though). Also got a 760 on the Chem SAT II. Does anybody have any recommendations for colleges I can put on my radar or any tips for how I can increase my chances with getting into a high tier college? Dunno if this is the thread to talk about this, but... There are a lot of different things you can do, although even then, you might be a bit behind, depending on where you go to. A lot of people have different ideas on what a high tier college is really. As a general blanket statement, try to find something that you really excel at/are really passionate about, and then actually show it. whether it's through competitions, service projects, or whatever For example, you have all the math geniuses above me who did the math competition stuff to show that they're really fucking good at math. If you're really good at science, try doing a competition or a science fair project. Enter a writing competition or something of the sort if literature is your thing. Of course, raising your SAT score/GPA is generally a good way to get into any school outside of the top 20. I know many students/friends that have gotten into UC Berkeley and UCLA based solely on academics. If you're looking for more input, you should probably make a blog or something with more detailed questions. | ||
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