majistr8

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M-Brane

well, here are my pensées on the matter.

lol, i'll tell you later. :-D

M

P.S. Tsk tsk, should be studying. ^^

majistr8

*update*

sat1 scores:
maths: 780
crit reading: 660
writing: 670

devastating . . . //wrists

majistr8

hey everyone,

so i got my SATII scores back today, and here they are:
maths2: 800
chem: 790
phys: 770
(should've got 800 in phys, but as you can see i choked. . .)


so, given the SATI and SATII scores, do i 'have what it takes' for my desired colleges? (which at this point are princeton, uPenn, Cornell, Columbia, Williams college, Middlebury, Dartmouth)

majistr8

on that point,

does anyone know a comprehensive list of colleges which offer (relatively high amounts of) financial aid for international students.
so far i can only find a few:
MIT, Harvard University, Princeton, Yale, Williams College, Middlebury College and Dartmouth College

the bottom line is that regardless of who accepts me, without fin-aid, i wont be able to go - so the way i see it, no point aiming for colleges which dont give aid or have a bad record of giving aid to internationals.

arcadia

Well your SAT II scores are MUCH better than your SAT I scores. This will certainly help at Middlebury, which allows you to substitute 3 SAT IIs for the SAT I. BUT--the SAT IIs must be in different areas of study. Not sure if the subjects you've tested in qualify as different areas of study (i.e., you have two natural sciences).

majistr8

does any1 know if Math2/Chem/Phys counts as 3 areas of study?

tetrisfan

I don't think so...check up with the concerned college though

majistr8

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