<p>Good morning, </p>
<p>I’m Rorry from Romania, and i’m 23 years old. I’m currently studying for the SAT’s and SAT subject tests,that i will be taking in November. I am in a somewhat unheard of situation and i’d like some feedback from other students who have gone through this international application process. I am also interested in other people/students (studying in US) opinion regarding my plan of studying and chances to get into the colleges i’ve been looking into. </p>
<p>So my highschool GPA isn’t that good, I will find out for sure in june, but i’m aproximating it at about 2.00-2.50 gpa (that means grade 7 out of 1-10- 10 being the highest-) I’ve changed hs twice and the transcripts vary. I’m relying to get accepted as an international student on the high SAT scores that i am aiming at,aswell as TOEFL and also some personal savings for a college tuition. (one year for starters) </p>
<p>The SAT scores i’m aiming are between 690 and 780. (realistic figure) . I know that the admission criterias vary in importance between colleges so i’ve looked for some that would be in my advantage given the circumstances i’m in. </p>
<p>I’ve narrowed down the list of colleges to 8. These are: </p>
<p>Carnegie Mellon Univ
Philadelphia Univ
Washington Univ St Louis
Rider Univ
Hastings College
The univ of Chicago
Warner Pacific College
Univ of Connecticut</p>
<p>I’m still researching for colleges so any advice thrown out there about a college/univ you think i should get interested in is much appreciated. Also other advices on how I could increase my chances of being admitted.</p>
<p>Thank you for the time 
Rorry</p>
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