Chance for admission and financial aid.

<p>UW GPA:3.8 //W GPA:3.9
ACT : approx 33 [predicting. act at sept 8]
Sport : Tennis
E.C.:Student Council, 6th grade camp counsleor,
Volunteer:Church Nursery/VBS. Tutoring 7th grader [JASPER]
Ethnicity:Asian[Korean]
Ap class: Junior year AP psych 5
------------[Transferred high school due to family business]
Senior Year AP Calc Ap Physic</p>

<h2>AC class : Senior Year Humanities 2 hours worth.</h2>

<h2>I have no green card yet so financial aid is crucial for me</h2>

<p>[Would appreciate “Match,Reach” -“Financial aid”
Brown University
Dartmouth University</p>

<h2>University of Michigan</h2>

<p>Call me ignorant and lazy…
I never cared too much about college and I stupidly enjoyably lived my life in go with the flow pattern. Now I’m having headaches thinking about college.
This three choices were made up after 2 hours of web browsing.
These three choices have what I want from college.</p>

<h2>Educational, Known name[Ivy league and UofM] , I still want to continue doing Music, and broad options of major and minors for I have no exact “goal” or dream in life.</h2>

<p>If financial aid doesn’t work out I will have no choice but to go to CC but,
I’m not sure if any of these colleges accept the credit where do i go check?</p>

<p>bumping my article</p>

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<p>Are you eligible non-citizen?</p>

<p>From Internet:
A student must be a U.S. citizen or eligible non-citizen to be eligible for federal financial aid.
The general requirement for eligible non-citizens is they are in the U.S. for other than a temporary purpose with the intention of becoming a citizen or lawful permanent resident as evidenced by the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS).</p>