<p>awards:
-e-fellows scholarship
-prize "talents in touch" from Deutsche Telekom AG
-Bavarian/German/Belgian and Austrian Champion in Taekwondo
-Austrian Champion in Breakdance</p>
<p>work experience:
-internship biochemistry laboratory
-internship research institute for genetics
-civil service/community service (40 hours per week/9 months)
-dance instructor
-math/chemistry tutor</p>
<p>hm... There's another German on this forum who is also doing civil service now. I don't want to discourage you, but his stats and ECs were a lot better and he didn't get in. I do find your Taekwondo thing VERY impressive though. It's too bad that Harvard does not have a team for that. If you got recruited, you'd have really good chances. As of now, I'd say you're stronger than the average Harvard applicant, but I don't think that you really stick out.</p>
<p>Students who do not have access to a testing center in their country are the ONLY exceptions to the policy outline above. If you do not have access to a testing center, we will consider other internationally recognized credentials, such as the results of the Graduate Record Examination. Applicants must send the results of the GRE to the Harvard Graduate School of Arts and Sciences, code 3451."
1-Is that true?
-If yes, I am only freshman and how am i going to take Graduate Record Examination?
2-Isn't this exam only for graduating students?</p>