Chance an international

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<p>18 years old white Hungarian male.</p>

<p>GPA: 3.7 (4.7 on the standard 5 point scale used in Hungary)</p>

<p>Class rank: School doesn't rank (none of the Hungarian schools does)</p>

<pre><code> but definitely in top 10 % in the class of 130
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<p>Classes taken: Problems start here. The Hungarian education system doesn't allow students to choose the subjects they are studying only to pick to subjects from what you take 2 extra lessons /week.
Over 50 % of students in our school only take one and 20 % don't take any.</p>

<pre><code> So junior year's course load is:

    English 

    Hungarian

    Mathematics

    Computer science 

    History

    PE

    Electronics

    Physics

I've taken the extra hours from CS and English

Senior year is the same except i will take extra physics and mathematics            instead of CS and English.

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<p>The school itself: the school has about 600 students half of whom stay here for 5 years instead of the standart four. (I'm one of them)</p>

<pre><code> The teachers say that the school has pretty good reputation among hungarian engineering colleges.
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<p>Exams: To graduate every students must pass the so called "</p>

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<p>Im exactly in the same situation as you, i’m an international student applying from Venezuela and have the same issue with my subjects, meaning i dont get to choose what I get thaught in school.
Well best of luck to you, sorry I can’t be of much assistance</p>

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<p>Few things i forgot to mention:</p>

<p>My parents are divorced and i lived through really hard times with my mother. I’m the first generation in my family who go to college.</p>

<p>My first 3 years at high school was terrible; my average was less around 3 (on the 5 point scale!) and i even failed from physics.</p>

<p>@EnriqueC
It really sucks that they tell you what do you have to learn.</p>

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<p>Anyone? Please?</p>

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<p>If you don’t need financial aid, you should get into some of these schools. With aid it just depends on your competition from your country, you seem qualified for any school.</p>

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<p>I really need financial aid; 200 000 bucks for the four years is more than what my mother earns in 10 years. lol. The good thing is that there is virtually no competition, although a lot of guys say they want to study in the states only a handful of them actually apply.</p>