<p>Hi guys, what do you think about my chances? I am an international student from Kazakhstan. My SAT scores: SAT general 2200, 800 Math level 2, 780 US History, TOEFL 118. GPA: 3.8, 2 good teachers recommendations and 4 from my ex-bosses.
My best advantages is my work-experience, 4.5 years.
1) 2 years in National Oil Company, part-time, full-time job. Programming and accounting.
2) 1 year in Ministry of Finance, boss Vice Minister of Finance.
3) 1 year in Switzerland, financial programming, UBS.
4) half-year as a personal consultant of Prime Minister of Kazakhstan</p>
<p>I think you have a good chance, if you have about $50K/year to pay COA(That assuming you get a $10k scholarship). FA is not available to international students.</p>
<p>I think the work experience will probably seal the deal…you’re applying out of high school right, so you’re 18?</p>
<p>artloverplus is completely wrong.</p>
<p>Financial Aid IS available to international students, they just take it into consideration when you apply. I’m international and was accepted with FA to cover approximately 95% of my costs.</p>
<p>peter1412
Hm, no, I will pay for full four years, but thanks a lot!</p>
<p>TheBanker
Em no, I graduate my high-school 3 years ago, I am very close to 20 now.</p>
<p>Is it advantage for me, that we will pay full price and I am from underrepresented minority and country>?</p>
<p>“Underrepresented minority” status is conferred to American applicants only. You’ll be applying as an International. BTW: remember, do NOT send 4 bosses’ rec letters. Only the best one.</p>
<p>Ok, thanks :).I will send from Prime-minister</p>