Admission chances

Chance Me / Match Me!
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I’m an international student from South Asia.
I have following qualifications,

I was always in top 10% in high school ( A/L’s majoring Physics, Chemistry and Biology)
Best student of the high school - year 2012
SAT R&W- 510 MATH- 680
IELTS - 7.5
( I do not wish to submit SAT scores as Trinity college is test flexible)

International Science Olympiad (Two gold medals and one bronze medal)
Two times Intel ISEF (USA) finalist
Outstanding youth award from the President of the Country
Two pending patents

Represented National Music troop at international folklore festivals
National winner in Music (classical)
Volunteer experience since grade 10
Established an own organization for the popularization of science research among the school students country (empowered more than 30 000 students)
Motivation Speaker
Involved to many extra-curricular activities in school (President of science club, Founder president of Research club )

First generation college student
Parents are separated since I was 5 years old
Annual income is less than 2500 USD (3 members in the family)

QUESTION - Do I have any possibility of getting admission to trinity college with full financial aid?
If you have suggestions for any other college please mentioned that as well

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I hate to be blunt, but the truth is that international students aren’t given financial aid in the US. When college admissions officers look at application packets of international students, the first thing they look at is how much money the student can pay. Here in the US, average international student tuiton is $30,000 USD, not counting living expenses. Now, if you had a 1600 on the SAT, you might’ve been an exception. But considering you have an 1190, which is only 70th percentile (25th percentile for Trinity College), it’s going to be nearly impossible for you to come study in the US.