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<p>Hi guys, ma name is Evan, a senior this year. I go to SPHI in Jakarta, Indonesia, and you can look it up if you want for sure. Main thing here I wanna discuss is that I want to apply to American Universities. Those I am considering are Georgetown university, Uni of Michigan, and Boston college. I am doin IBand the socre is just middle 30s. Currently, I am takin SAT 1, no SAT 2, and the SAT 1 score is about 2200. I am takin Toefl coz im an Asian. Would it be possible to get in to these universities? I know its challengin, but life is adventure. My previous admission is an graduate from Michigan and she said its really competent to study in Michigan. Personally, I wanna go to Michigan or Georgetown.</p>

<p>Guys, honestly, would it be possible to get into one of these?
I want to major education and international relations: double major.</p>

<p>ALso, I am an athlete in football and basketball team.
Additional Q is that how did you deal with sending Sat score in October for the Early action?
How does it take to send toefl and SAT socre?
Should I fill out the Common Application, which I read would be applied to every single Uni in the US?
Give me your accounts of your experiences or your being in these Uni.</p>

<p>Thx guys. Sned me email if you want: kkumedic@****</p>

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<p>First of all, wrong box! You should go to " College Admissions" or “What are my chances” to ask such questions like these</p>

<p>Second, are you applying for any financial aid? Also, Georgetown requires 3 subject tests. You must take SAT2 if you want to apply to UMichigan</p>

<p>Third, we cannot chance you without specific information: SAT scores, GPA, Class Rank, Awards, ECs list,…</p>

<p>Please go to the “College Admissions” box for more informations.</p>

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<p><a href=“http://rowlandheights.eliteprep.com/college-admissions-resources/colleges-that-require-sat-subject-tests”>http://rowlandheights.eliteprep.com/college-admissions-resources/colleges-that-require-sat-subject-tests&lt;/a&gt; @Phongtheha‌ are you a member of Umichigan admission? I wonder coz look it up, it does not say it.
Thank you.</p>

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<p>Sorry, i meant “You must take SAT 2 if you want to apply to Georgetown” @Rockinmj‌ </p>

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<p>YES, I definitely understand what you mean, BUT, this website tells me I do not have to take SAT 2 to apply to Georgetown. Look it up, plz… omg…</p>

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<p>@Rockinmj‌ - According to <a href=“http://uadmissions.georgetown.edu/firstyear/preparation#TestRequirements”>http://uadmissions.georgetown.edu/firstyear/preparation#TestRequirements&lt;/a&gt;, 3 subject tests are strongly recommended. Generally speaking, if a college “strongly recommends” them, you should take them. Please don’t criticize @Phongtheha‌ without doing research on each college’s website.</p>

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<p>Sorry if I look like so, but there are so many websites that hav different views. Also, SAT I is really required which I do now and hav high score, but I do not know if I gotta do it coz I am doin IB. also, I only am gonna apply to uni in this EA. So, I technically hav no time for it. Thank ya all, and plz take a look at different websites, coz if you go in to the website it says not required. Plus, 3 SAT 2?, lol mostly students take just 2 tests mostly and get in to skwl. Additionally, it tells me that you did not even go to the website I mentioned above, so take a look mate!</p>

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<p>You should post this in the “chances?” Category. You’ll get more advice there. Because you’re an international student, it’s a little but harder to get into American universities. What is your major? Most colleges would like it if you took SAT 2 for the subjects your major encompasses. Same goes for extracurriculars.
Nonetheless, good luck!
Chance me if you like 8-| <a href=“http://talk.collegeconfidential.com/what-my-chances/1672761-chance-me-for-stanford-university.html”>http://talk.collegeconfidential.com/what-my-chances/1672761-chance-me-for-stanford-university.html&lt;/a&gt;&lt;/p&gt;

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<p>@Rockinmj‌:</p>

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<p>^^ Taken directly from the link I provided earlier.</p>

<p>Do you have extenuating circumstances that prevent you from taking the three SAT subject tests? You could always sign up for the October test. Once again, the 3 SAT subject tests are strongly recommended. Considering you are an international applicant, you already have a lower acceptance rate than domestic applicants. If you are really serious about Georgetown, it is best that you treat this strong recommendation as a requirement and just take the tests.</p>