<p>why do you need? Don’t ask this type of inane questions you surely get placement in high profile colleges</p>
<p>Is there anybody applying to MIT or Caltech for EA…
Just curious…</p>
<p>@glimpseofhope.
it wasn’t for me. I’m helping out my frens. So don’t bark at me. You should be helping tooooo.</p>
<p>I don’t think anybody from bnks is going for mit and caltech for ea.Probably they will be applying in RD.</p>
<p>@linux
i don’t think anyone from BNKS</p>
<p>^^
i didn’t see post 984
sorry!</p>
<p>i got AAAd. i gave sat 1 last year and got 650 in CR, 710 in maths… 2270 in sat 2… good recommendation and excellent CV. can anyone suggest me colleges… and i dont wish to clash with any of the bnks, rbs and malpi students</p>
<p>@Linux,
FYI, international students cannot apply EA to MIT. Same with Caltech if you need FA.</p>
<p>@glimpseofohope,
getting into top-notch US Universities with full financial aid is not a piece of cake.</p>
<p>@mitbabu
after long time, u made me inexorable to post here. I just read the post. So, u smell the blood of mine…haha, i had nearly forgot to laugh…lol. That means u must be pretty known to me, else PM me, who r u? And if u need any help, doors r always open. </p>
<p>@all who r asking to suggest the name of the college list where there wont be clash from BNKS, RBS AND MALPI.
If i had known such college, i myself would have applied there. Simple suggestion to u, begin to search the college yourself…u have enough time. Be independent. Then also i can tell u some of the names: Princeton, Franklin W Olin College of Engineering, Northeastern University, johns hopkins, Cameroon University, rust college, University of Central Mississipi, South Dakota State University, University of California Berkeley, Carnegie Mellon University…</p>
<p>@2014
what r u doing?? By just posting here u cannot get the total help. U have to search for colleges yourself. Man, be realistic: how can u expect to get an excellent college with 3B AND c and with 1220 SAT composite?? No chance…and it is too tough to get one where u just need to pay 8k only. I had better SAT than you have and gud stats. Then also i didnt get a college with proper aid. Improve your SAT score upto 1400 composite.</p>
<p>@linux2.6.27
I had sent an email to each MIT and Caltech, and both of them replied to me stating that if i need financial aid, i must apply under RD. THUS, i have already sent online app to MIT for RD, and will apply to Caltech too under RD. </p>
<p>@all who r applying for EA.
Before applying, email them. And, beware that some have (i forgot the actual term, like for Yale) different type of EA by which u r not allowed to apply to other college under ED or EA…for more info, check out the website of Yale or Stanford.</p>
<p>@duke
Skidmore…not gud. Tell him/her to change it.</p>
<p>@duke
bhai, who r aplying trinity college from BNKS?? PM me.</p>
<p>@all who r asking to suggest the name of the college list where there wont be clash from BNKS, RBS AND MALPI.
If i had known such college, i myself would have applied there. Simple suggestion to u, begin to search the college yourself…u have enough time. Be independent. Then also i can tell u some of the names: Princeton, Franklin W Olin College of Engineering, Northeastern University, johns hopkins, Cameroon University, rust college, University of Central Mississipi, South Dakota State University, University of California Berkeley, Carnegie Mellon University…</p>
<p>@schofield. Except Princeton, does others even provide aid???</p>
<p>Northwestern aid sucks???</p>
<p>^Well, if(and I repeat that again, IF) you get in then they meet 100% of demonstrated aid. However, considering that it requires a compulsory application fee and is extremely extremely competitive to get into for people with financial need, I’d say Northwestern would be a pretty bad choice.</p>
<p>@Gurung: </p>
<p>MIT is gr8 at aid, its need-blind but I don’t think Caltech’s gonna give any…I don’t even recall anybody getting in Caltech, they’ll just waitlist u…</p>
<p>does UCLA provide aid? it’s state run right? but i heard frm someone that it does provide substantial aid.</p>
<p>I believe there was someone accepted at Caltech for the class of 2012.</p>
<p>UCLA won’t give aid to internationals. Heartbreaking but true.</p>