<p>SAT I: 1790, (1st) 1870 (2nd), 1910 (Superscore)
GPA: 3.5 -3.7 ish</p>
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<p>Thankyou... what do you guys reckon my chances of obtaining financial aid are?</p>
<p>They meet full need of every student, so you should be asking whether or not you will receive admission at Trinity College. That said, your test scores are blah, and since you need financial aid, your chances are low because you don’t have really awesome grades to compensate for the low test scores. EC’s are also blah. Just hope for the best, but it’s not very likely.</p>
<p>What do you reckon I need to obtain for my SAT I if I decide to take it again?? I have some good recommendations, I hv more ECs and do you think EDII ing will help? </p>
<p>Thanks again.</p>
<p>and if you could recommend other places with my grades, where would you recommend me? for a good shot at admissions with financial aid? </p>
<p>Really appreciate it.</p>
<p>Unfortunately, the situation is similar everywhere. International students face very tough odds whether it’s Williams or Trinity and have 2300 SAT/4.0/mind-boggling EC’s or 1900/3.5/blahEC’s. EDing does help at Trinity College, and your chances in RD are almost 0 because lots of international, high-achieving kids apply RD. </p>
<p>There is no SAT-score cutoff at Trinity College. The higher your score, the better your chances. Do take note that Trinity is test-flexible. They will accept TOEFL in lieu of the SAT. However, many internationals submit the SAT and the SAT will always be preferred.</p>
<p>Yeaaah 
I do have a 109 in the TOEFL but a TOEFL is just a TOEFL. Do you have any other tips that may/may not help me?</p>
<p>and thanks for everything you’ve given me so far :)</p>
<p>can anyone else chance me as well, 
?</p>