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<p>I think your case is extremely unique! You’re obviously a very smart kid put in a difficult situation in terms of finding yourself opportunities. I have no doubt that if you lived in the US you’d have some more ECs and such. But do note that colleges will know that about your situation. I do encourage you to apply to Huntsman (I was considering it as well but I only speak 2 languages). You have as good a shot as anyone and I’m sure Wharton would be interested in a kid with a very interesting cultural background such as yourself. </p>
<p>Now for my two cents of advice: Wharton offers you the opportunity to apply EITHER to the College of Arts and Sciences OR to Wharton if you are rejected by Huntsman (which is a dual school program). I highly suggest - if you’re interested in international business - that you apply to the College of Arts and Sciences and pursue an economics degree while either minoring or double majoring in poly sci, international relations, or a foreign language. I met someone who did the same, landed a job with the government going to various nations to speak business and world economy, and then he got a job with a public company for international business.</p>
<p>Huntsman: reach
Wharton: high reach
CAS: low reach</p>
<p>Oh thanks a lot for your feedback!! That would be interesting too… and regarding your acquaintance that’s so cool!!
Btw so I can pursue an economics degree in CAS??</p>
<p>Yes the economics degree in Penn (and most schools in the US) is contained in the School of Arts and Sciences (or its equivalent in other schools)</p>
<p>oohhh!! thank youu :)</p>
<p>You don’t have to know multiple languages to be a strong candidate for Huntsman, but if that’s a program you’re very passionate about, make sure you write an amazing essay for it. I think you’d have a great shot.</p>
<p>oh thanks for the feedback!</p>
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<p>Good luck OP. Don’t know enough about Wharton to chance, but this post made me smile.</p>
<p>hahaha lol :P</p>
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<p>Your volunteering is awesome. But what makes you tick? What is your passion? Find it and play it up!</p>
<p>thank youuu :)</p>
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<p>btw if you could chance me for Harvard, Cornell, NYU, Georgia Tech, it would be great!!</p>
<p>Current Huntsman student here, Shruthinr, I think you are a very unique applicant, being Indian and having grown up in Mexico, you are clearly a multicultural individual. When applying to Huntsman, language is by far the most important factor, however you have to show that you have a personal connection with each language you speak, let them know that languages have taught you more than words. I can help you throughout the admissions process if you’d like, if you need my email let me know</p>
<p>omg!! I just saw your comment!! that would be great!! thanks a lot :)</p>