Chances of me getting into these colleges?

International Students
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<p>University of Oregon
Ohio University
Auburn University
City University of New York City College
Texas Tech
Marymount Manhattan College
Mount St. Mary's College</p>

<p>According to a website these are in the top 150 (or something like that) </p>

<p>I'm working on improving my grades, last years were A,B,D (at A Level) which I'm currently resitting. </p>

<p>My list of extra curriculars are;
My list of extra curricular's;
. Volunteer at my schools Connexions library where I helped pupils find a college that suited them and answered any questions they may have.
. I've been doing majorettes for 5 years (nearly 6 years when I apply) 4 (hopefully 5) of which I have been a leader (or an equivalent)
. I'm about to start volunteering at my local soup kitchen
. I was part of a drama class before the group disbanded </p>

<p>I've done more but those are within the past 3 years, before that though I have
. Taken keyboard lessons
. Was a ''bully buddy'' --- in other words helped kids that were getting bullied
. Part of my schools choir
. Taken part in school plays from when I was aged 3-11</p>

<p>I have also got 7 (hopefully soon to be 8) GCSE's at grade C-B, which are English lit and lang, German, Drama, History, Media (worth 2 GCSE's). I'm retaking my maths this year and hopefully my science the year after. </p>

<p>Any chance of me getting in?
Also would I be a minority student? I'm from England and Caucasian. </p>

<p>Please don't tell me to stay and study over here. I'm not definitely going to do my degree abroad I'm just looking into the different options.</p>

<p>I have an undecided major but I have months to think about that.</p>

<p>There's also a chance that I'd be a transfer student because of the exams we take over here so I probably wouldn't have to do the SAT or ACT (well that's with most colleges I've looked at anyway)</p>

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<p>If you can afford the full International student tuition – usually well over $30,000/year, then the answer is ‘you can probably get into all of them.’</p>

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<p>From what I’ve read, an A-Level student can place out of some intro classes as a freshman, in the same way that an AP or IB student would. No reason for you to apply as a transfer.</p>

<p>Katliamon got it right. Some of these colleges do have some partial scholarships available but you’d probably need a high SAT score (probably Math + Critical Reading) for that…</p>