<p>I'm applying as an international student (don't have citizenship yet and living in the States) and I was wondering how hard it is to get into Rutgers as an international student. I was thinking that since I come from South Korea, many students who are in South Korea applying to American colleges are applying to first-rate colleges (Harvard, Princeton, etc.) and would probably disregard a place like Rutgers? (I'm not trying to bash Rutgers, I'd love to go here more than any other!) </p>
<p>The main reason I write this is because I was worried and wondering since my friend received her decision quite quickly (she did priority and was accepted before the Christmas break).</p>
<p>I also applied Pharmacy, could that mean it takes longer to reach a decision?</p>
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<p>I also just took a look at the Rutgers website before posting, it says that Korean applicants are #3 on the list and students from New York are ranked #2 as picked most (I'm currently residing in New York City.) Does this mean my chances are lower? My average isn't that great but my SAT scores are much higher than average. I have one team and three clubs but I've done them for a long time.</p>
<p>Agh, this is driving me insane :( Whoever read this entire post, I thank you, and I apologize for sounding so whiny.</p>