Which skul are you from …what are your stats… will you be attending ? what about scholarship??
swift… Ihave meseged you.could you chekk
yes, I did 
@itsmeee
Smith College- BNKS (1)
Anyone into Bennington till now?
Good luck everyone! Also, it’s good to see the threads here are still active; 4 years go so fast.
Cornell University - RBS (1)
Smith College - RBS (1) BNKS (1)
UPenn - BNKS (1)
Knox College - RBS (2)
Bates College - RBS (1)
Georgetown University - BNKS (1) RBS (1)
Tufts University - BNKS (1)
Bowdoin College - RBS (1)
NYUAD - Chelsea (1) ULENS(2)
Washington & Lee - RBS (1)
Dickinson College - RBS (2)
Anybody here applying to Grinnell RD?
I just wanted to wish good luck to everyone on this thread going through the application process!
@ccuser719 Hey, I got wait-listed at Bennington, pretty much sucks.
what are the stats of people who got into dickinson???
Swarthmore College: RBS (1)
hey @yash770 is it you who got accepted? if yes, can you inbox me ur stats?
Swarthmore: SXC(1)
NYUAD: SXC(1)
Bucknell: BNKS
@itsmeeee
What I’ve heard is that Dickinson is particularly stingy when it comes to financial aid for international students. I don’t know of any applicants from Nepal last year that were accepted with EFCs less than 10k, and some of them had some really impressive stats (2250+ SAT I, A-level results mostly A*s and national-level extracurriculars). Stats are only part of an application, and it appears that Dickinson, along with a lot of other colleges that are strapped for cash, expects internationals to pay the full price.
I hope I’m wrong, as I’m applying to Dickinson.
@shialabeouf yeah i hope that too. I am also applying to dickinson - rd.
@shialabeouf From my experience, I have to say that I totally agree with what you had to say. It seems Dickinson expects it’s international applicants to pay at least 15k-20k annually. Some of my friends with excellent stats (all A* A-levels, 2000+ SAT, impressive ECAs, exceptional essays, etc.) who were able to pay only 5-10k were rejected, where as those with significantly weaker stats/applications paying around 20k were all accepted. Hence, Dickinson’s admission trend is quite clear (to me at least). I chose not to waste my application on Dickinson this year. But all the best to you two! @itsmeeee
Pomona College: RBS(1)
There were some students from the threads of previous years who reported their GPA on a 4.0 scale by converting their A-level grades. Most of these conversions were very conservative, with an A grade being something like a 3.7. I know it is highly recommended for students like us to not report a GPA, but if we did, would it have an overall impact on our application? Or would a converted GPA be ignored by college admissions? I only ask because many of the students who reported a GPA were accepted to very few colleges.