<p>-IELTS: 8.0
-I've decided not to send sat stats
-competitive IB school
-needs FA
-applying with Croatian passport (Central/Eastern Europe)
-great recommendations from a teacher and counsellor (i believe they recommend me enthusiastically, not sure about the second teacher though)
-athletic supplement (soccer captain for 2 years but my club went bankrupt - no women's soccer in my school so stop playing it at the beginning of 2009)
-good essay
-lean towards law so i guess i'd take russian, french, international relations and maybe math</p>
<p>my CV</p>
<p>IB points: 36/42 (3HL - cro, eng a2, psy 3SL-math, phy, french)
Class rank: 3 of 32</p>
<p>Activities Model United Nations group establisher and leader (11th - 12th grade)
Yearbook (11th - 12th grade)
European Youth Parliament (12th grade)
Croatian History (11th - 12th grade)
Latin (11th - 12th grade)
French in Alliance Fran</p>
<p>Sorry luluzg I don’t know much about their FA but I think they try to fulfill the needs of their applicants as much as possible. I am also an international student.</p>
<p>Based on your CV alone, I think you will be admitted in a heartbeat.
MHC is very generous with FA; I have heard that Smith used to be incredibly generous as well but not anymore due to the recession. Even though the FA may not be a lot, you can always participate in the work-study program to earn some money. Even though I am not working right now (learning disability), pretty much everyone I know is working (especially international students). Another good thing about MHC is that meal plan is included in the tuition, so you don’t have to pay extra to have a decent meal. Furthermore, you can also receive aids for internships and research etc.</p>
<p>Anyway here I am again.
I’m applying there ED 2 and would I be too pushy if I would send them an essay on “What draws me to Moho” (in supplement i’ve written “at looking at me you would never know…”).</p>
but not sure:)</p>