Chance an international student for early decision

<p>Im applying Early Decision for Economics</p>

<p>GPA: 85/100</p>

<p>Ive always taken the most rigorous courses available in my school
9th All Normal there werent any available
10th Honors Biology, Geometry, Spanish, English
11th There was only AP Spanish
12th AP Calculus, Physics, Chemistry, English, Economics</p>

<p>Extracurricurals
Varsity Basketball Team All Years
Student Council Treasure as a Senior
Model United Nations
Mu Alpha Theta
Community Service with under privileged kids</p>

<p>Two Great recommendations from two teachers</p>

<p>SAT
CR: 480
Math: 560
Writing: 470</p>

<p>I know its horrible taking it again on november, studying this time, english isnt my first language though.</p>

<p>Taking 3 Subject tests on october, Math I, Math II, and Literature</p>

<p>thanks for the chancing</p>

<p>come on people could i get some help please thanks…</p>

<p>Which university are you doing ED to? We need to know that. </p>

<p>Needs higher SAT scores. Your GPA needs to be higher. </p>

<p>Are you applying for financial aid? Some colleges don’t let you do ED with financial aid. </p>

<p>All in all, international students get the shaft because we’re placed in a more competitive pool.</p>

<p>wow cant believe i forgot lolll, im an international student from Colombia and im applying to BU I already did an interview with one of the admissions officer at BU and it went really well</p>

<p>oh and i dont need financial aid, my grandfather left a fund for me to go to college anywhere i want</p>

<p>^lol sick, i wish my grandfather left me a fund. But yeah i think you have a really good chance at BU. First of all, you are from Colombia so that meant you aren’t competing against those insane applicants from India, Singapore, Korea, and China. And obviously, your SAT isn’t that great. I don’t know how in the world can you get such a low score in Math, especially if you want to do economics. Were you having trouble reading the questions or something?
IMO, colleges don’t put a great weight on an international’s GPA because they don’t really know what a 85% means in your country.</p>

<p>thanks for the help, any other inputs?</p>

<p>please any more chances?</p>