Chances for JHU ED?

Colleges & Universities Johns Hopkins University
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<p>hi there. i am an international student wanting to go to jhu. could u please tell me if i stand a chance here.
SAT 1240 1st try
SAT 1380 2nd try (760 math, 620 verbal)</p>

<p>SAT2 math2c 740, writing 780, biology E/M 750. </p>

<p>high school.
eng lang. 94
math 90+
chemistry 93
biology 96
physics 86</p>

<p>EC
member of the prefectorial council
member of the public speaking club
member of the community service club
member of the badminton team
first prize in art competition city wide
first prize in elocution contest school wide
volunteer work in a charity instituition of disabled kids
i’ve also given the Alevels with decent grades</p>

<p>Olevels
english 83
urdu(foreign language) 95
chem 84
biology 85
physics 88
math 86
pak.studies 72
islamiat(religion) 80</p>

<p>As levels
general paper (writing) 95
biology 93
math 90
chem 89
physics 88</p>

<p>A levels
biology 86 -----. giving again
math 89
physics 84
chemistry 82</p>

<p>i’m apllying ED
my reccomendations are excellent as well. i’ve already applied for about $35000 aid. my friends tell me jhu rarely gives aid and the packages are pathetic. what chance do i now stand at other unis who offer this much aid. unis like middlebury.</p>

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<p>First off it’s a good idea to start a new thread instead of hijacking someone elses.</p>

<p>Looking at your scores (a GPA would be nice as well) ,i’d say you have an okay chance for getting into JHU.</p>

<p>Finacial aid is more of an issue. International students generally don’t get as much aid as students in the US. JHU is actually more generous in giving aid than most of its peers. But one thing people complain about is that JHU doesn’t give extra aid if your parents are not willing to pay. Aid to JHU is solely based on how much income your family makes. If your family can afford full tution, they will pay full tution (not including any scholarships you may get).</p>