<p>@boardingschool:</p>
<p>It’s not that Lafayette’s not interested, imho. Lafayette does take a decent number of international students. I hear, there are two acceptances from Nepal and there is a decent number of international students at Lafayette.</p>
<p>Hey guys, who got into Lehigh? M Turned Down :(</p>
<p>@sixstringsrocker: you don’t get my point. I mean the admission office talks about financial aid just as an excuse, so that we feel better. In reality, those who are not accepted are just not good enough for Lafay to give aid too. Lafay does give generous aid to some intl.</p>
<p>Trinitian: Thanks man, just got the book. Turns out it’s the National Book Centre, though. :)</p>
<p>^ WC 
10char</p>
<p>Good Luck to all the Colby hopefuls.</p>
<p>Any news from Colby anyone?</p>
<p>I got 6k… how much did you get?</p>
<p>got into</p>
<p>Dartmouth, Vassar, Earlham, Mc. Gill, Skidmore, Bard,Bowdoin, Colby
think, might end up going to either Dartmouth or Mc.Gill</p>
<p>waiting for decisions from Brown, Cornell, U Penn, Harvard, Bates, Cambridge University, Harvey Mudd, Lake Forest, Tufts… </p>
<p>from UWC Atlantic…</p>
<p>wondering, which school should I go to…</p>
<p>studied in Delhi Public School till 11, then UWC Atlantic, Wales…</p>
<p>got into Harvey Mudd too… :D</p>
<p>@Evangelica, nepalithito</p>
<p>please do not post multiple times. use the “edit” link instead. Posting multiple times, back-to-back, within the time frame of edit, is against site policy.</p>
<p>@Evangelica
If you are wondering why UWC, then research well about the IB Diploma.</p>
<p>Not every one from UWC gets into good schools. I had IB score of 43 although my SAT score was very poor…
Writing 800, Critical Reading 750, Maths 560</p>
<p>@Evangelica: I WAS a round I applicant. but haven’t completed financial aid application yet. is your fin aid decision out? and what school are you from?
@nepalithito: congrats on your multiple acceptances to great schools. has tufts emailed you yet?? btw, dartmouth had said, “This is just a brief note to inform you that your decision letter will be posted online to the Dartmouth Student Information System after 5:00 pm Eastern Time on Wednesday, March 30.” may be they notify acceptances earlier than denials!?</p>
<p>Guys, How good do you think Ullens’ IB program is? Would it be better than RB’s A level program, in terms of getting into college?</p>
<p>Stick with RBS’s A Level. The program you take for the completion of your high school doesn’t really matter. :)</p>
<p>like confidential2015 said, the program of your high school doesn’t count much whether it is IB, A levels, +2 or even CBSE.Although the name of school may count like in case of UWC, or may be RBS. But whatever course you do in your high school, make sure you earn good grades and go beyond your academics i.e. extracurriculars (not limiting to blood donation,science exhibitions and sports; be multidimensional). The quality in you matters much, not the name of a high school.</p>
<p>And mong those two, I’d too suggest RBS’s Alevels!!
:)</p>
<p>I actually don’t care that much for brand value, I simply want a very academically fulfilling program. Considering the fact that I’m already in the A level program, there wouldn’t be much to change for.
Tritinian, thanks for the advice, but when you go to Rato Bangala, the school place quite an emphasis on College placement ever since the first grade. I’m already very active, and I expect great grades from my A levels, as well as my SATs. And thus I expect to get into atleast one great college.
On the same note, CC2015, does the college you will be going to have 85 NLs?</p>
<p>If you want a different and fulfilling academic experience, then I would really suggest you to go for IB.</p>
<p>Reed College- 1 RBS…</p>