International Student Chances

<p>I want to apply to Purdue for Industrial Engineering, I'm from Colombia and I don't need financial aid.</p>

<p>GPA: 3.25
9-10 Honors Biology, Math, English.
AP Spanish Hardest Possible Curriculum
11 AP Spanish Hardest Possible Curriculum
12 this upcoming year AP Calculus, Chemistry, Physics, English, Economics Hardest Possible Curriculum</p>

<p>Extracurriculars
Basketball Team In School
Model United Nations
Mu Alpha Theta
Student Council Treasurer
Dream Awake (Organization that helps poor kids)
Yearbook Staff
Tennis Outside of school
Soccer Outside of school</p>

<p>You should be fine. Just make sure to do well on your SAT. Btw what’s your ranking? Even though you might not need financial aid, Purdue does offer some merit-based scholarships for incoming freshman.</p>

<p>my class is of 40 students…</p>

<p>ok, and do you know your ranking? If not, you should find out: You might be able to apply for some merit scholarships: [Purdue</a> University - Merit_Scholarships](<a href=“http://admissions.purdue.edu/costs/merit_scholarships.html]Purdue”>http://admissions.purdue.edu/costs/merit_scholarships.html)</p>

<p>If you can break 2000 on the SAT, you are in</p>

<p>You’re in! I didnt even send my SAT and I got in and I got below 1700 on my SAT. LOL.
And my GPA was around 2.75-3.00. I guess Purdue is very international student friendly. =D</p>

<p>true, it is pretty international student-friendly. In fact, I believe we have the 3rd largest international student population in the country.</p>

<p>However don’t let the easy admission fool you. Purdue is getting more strict on admissions. And if I remember correctly, approx 50% of all engineering students change their major/drop out before the end of their 2nd year. </p>

<p>Purdue remains one of the best engineering schools in the nation, and there’s a reason for it.</p>

<p>so with 1950 in sat can purdue be a safety?</p>