<p>Hey. I’m graduating from high school next June (2014) and am currently looking at universities to apply to. I’m from Bangladesh so I’ll be applying as an international student and am interested in studying creative writing. So far, I’ve given an SAT exam (my predicted score was around 2050-2100 so let’s assume I’ll get around that range) and I’ve given my O’ Levels (8 As) and my As Levels (4 As). I’ve got my high school transcripts ready (or near ready) and I’m beefing up my extracurricular activity certificates as much as I can.
I haven’t given the SAT II exams. I don’t want to but if need be I still have an opportunity to give it in December.
I’m looking at universities located around Massachusetts and New York but not really restricted to there. Since I have family there its just a preference.
The list of places I’m going to apply to so far consists of:
Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts, Columbia University: School of General Studies, Pratt Institute, Salem State University, Ithaca College, Emerson College and Providence College.
Am I missing out any other university that might fit me?
P.S I apologize if this post is kind of rambly but I’m kinda stressed and this also serves as a way to relieve some of that.</p>
<p>It doesn’t sound like you qualify to apply to Columbia GS:</p>
<p>[Admissions</a> | General Studies](<a href=“http://gs.columbia.edu/admissions]Admissions”>School of General Studies Undergraduate Admission | School of General Studies)</p>
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<p>There are many US colleges that offer CW programs within their English Major. Some of these are competitive, and you only apply at the end of your soph year. </p>
<p>Pratt is a very specialized school, so if you change your mind on what you want to study (which many students do), it may necessitate transferring to another college.</p>