<p>GCE-O level results</p>
<p>english - A2 (taken in 2008)
e maths - B3
physics - B3
chemistry - B4
principles of accounts - A2
geography - E8</p>
<p>SAT total: 1830
CR: 600
W: 580
M: 650</p>
<p>got excellent recs from 2 teachers, but no extracurriculars. any idea if i can get in ?? applying for computer engineering...</p>
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<p>I got into Electrical engineering with 1910 SAT and UW GPA of 3.33, you should have a fairly good chance of getting in. I am not sure about how GCE works but appying as international only improves your chances as I heard Purdue is working toward improving its diversity.</p>
<p>hmm sorry about that.</p>
<p>is there any way i can convert my grades to a GPA ? i was thinking of retaking the SATs, but the next sitting is in like may ? which is too late i think…</p>
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<p>anybody ?</p>
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<p>You’ll get in… i got into engineering with 1800 SAT and pathetic grades</p>
<p>average-good chance for purdue.
would have said very good chance if your geography grades were better.</p>
<p>thanks for your replies, really appreciate it. the problem is its GCE-O levels (or IGCSE; same thing), and i’m not sure how these grades compare to your american high school subjects in terms of difficulty etc.</p>
<p>anybody else??</p>
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<p>i know, but i really need a reply</p>