I think colleges understand that other countries can have very different curricula (much less broad and less options than what is offered in the US) and don’t penalize students because of that.
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I will have to ask them about the GED thing. If I they agree, I will probably go there. Otherwise I will keep my options open and I will defer and may do A levels later on next year to confirm atleast one University.
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And if they don’t accept GED, hopefully they will have a different testing component that you could do.
How will this student take the GED? He lives in India.
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Apparently, it’s offered in India—at least according to Google.
Reed is a very rigorous liberal arts school. The drop out rate is in large part due to a combination of the rigor of the school and their less stringent admissions process. The general education courses at Reed would be substantial and not be a fun time for you, in my opinion.
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I’m pretty sure the RHSC would be impossible to meet for an Indian due to how their curriculum is structured. Either UGA accepts no Indian international students or, more likely, they are more flexibile with international students:
Look at the “requirements” section here: International - UGA Undergraduate Admissions
294 Indian undergrads in last count. In fact, India is the single biggest source country of foreign students.
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Ic thanks!
They said they don’t accept GED.
So I will probably defer my offer and maybe give A levels for it
That’s a shame about the GED but I’m glad you have an alternative plan. I would definitely keep the offer active as long as possible so that you have an assured place to go!
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