Chance me for Bryn Mawr RD international

Colleges and Universities A-Z Bryn Mawr College
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<p>Asian international student studying in NY (only Junior and Senior Year). </p>

<p>Standard Test:
SAT 2130 (CR 620, MT 780, WR 730) retook in January…waiting for January score (Nervous!)
SAT II Math Level1 750, Math Level2 800, US History 670
TOEFL iBT: 103 (only once)</p>

<p>GPA: 3.92/4 (Rural area small Christian School in NY,no AP/IB/Honor available in school; I am taking ECO 201 Macro-Economics in community college in the evening)
Rank: N/A (class size is too small to rank, only 16)</p>

<p>EC
( I used to attend a big public school when I was an exchange student):</p>

<p>New York DOSO Math League Sectional Champion
Several Model UN experiences (HMUN Honorable Mention)
Vice President for Future Business Leader of America (FBLA)
You-in-Government Convention Congresswoman Winner (awarded by the county government to meet NY Senator in Albany)
Boston University Summer Challenge Program (Two professors wrote recommendation letters and mailed them for me but I did not know whether BMC received them…should I ask?)
Regular Contributor of a national English newspaper in China (several articles published)
International Exchange Program (that was how I end up in NY; I did a lot of community services on the program)
Earth Science Lab Assistance in school</p>

<p>Others:
Alumnae Interview: I enjoyed the interview. It looked like I gave her a pretty good impression. </p>

<p>Intended Major: International Relations/ Political Science </p>

<p>Recommendation: Literature and Physics teachers (arguably strong I think)</p>

<p>Essay:
Common App: Short Essay: about Model UN changed my understanding of a successful woman; Long Essay: Topic of my choice (Mentioned failure in the first Model UN conference and taking challenging AP US History as an international student)</p>

<p>applied for FA: over 30 thousand…</p>

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<p>anybody？ please</p>

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<p>I think you have a really excellent chance of getting in… Try not to sweat it too much. Your test scores and GPA are excellent, and BMC loves diversity, so your international background is going to be a plus for you. I’m not sure how BMC considers high financial aid need for non-U.S. citizens, so that would be the only caveat…</p>

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<p>I personally don’t like to do chances, so I will not comment on that. However, regarding financial aid for internationals, it’s very very competitive. Also, Bryn Mawr does not have an international relations major - you’d have to do it via an independent major. Do keep that in mind if you have to choose between various schools. Good luck!</p>

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<p>I do not like to chance, either. It was just for fun. International relations is just my interest and I do not think I will stick to this major, either.</p>

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<p>bump…</p>