<p>-Status:
-M
-International
-No financial Aid
-Private International School
-Major:Investment Banking
-High School GPA:
-Grade 9: 3.0
-Grade 10: 3.06
-Grade 11: 2.8
-Grade 12: 3.4 or 3.5</p>
<p>-SATs:took it first 2 times and on the second time i was really sick,superscore(CR480,W630,M500)
third time(nov 2008) i got (570Cr,660W,520M)</p>
<p>-SATIIs: MathII(im crazy but its easier to get higher) and Biology-E or literature</p>
<p>-Toefl:Probablly reallllly good grades</p>
<p>ECs:
-Soccer(grades 9,10 and 11)
-Model United Nations(9,10,11,12)
-Co-founder of newspaper(lasted for only a month)
-President and Founder of debate club(just getting started)
-Conducted a few interviews with the volleyball team
-Presenting the talent show</p>
<p>Essay:Writing about how i managed to lose 52 pounds.
Recs:2 or 3 good/ok ones</p>
<p>chances??</p>
<p>,thanks</p>
<p>AND CAN YOU PLEASE CHANCE FOR THESE TOO: ID REALLY APPRECIATE IT</p>
<p>-University of Toronto
-Mcgill
-AU
-Boston College
-Lehigh
-NYU</p>
<p>-University of Toronto - yes
-Mcgill - no
-AU - yes
-Boston College - no
-Lehigh - yes</p>
<p>Check out Fordham (NYC), Babson (Boston) and Bentley (also Boston). They're probably more in your range. I know Bentley and Babson have great business/banking programs</p>
<p>Umm
Im an international student too.
Not a US passport holder.
I got into GWU ED with similar stats (better SAT, slightly lower GPA, amazing essay, 2 good recs, summer internships, good interview)</p>
<p>I understand completely the boat you're in,remember as an international full paying student you have a 50% higher chance of getting in than US citizens with similar stats.
It was frustrating trying to explain this to my counsellor.
Good luck! (I seriously recommend getting an interview, im positive it got me in!)</p>