<p>Haha. I should've put Reach/Halfmatch because I kind of underestimated those colleges. Wow I didn't know that IUB is that well-known. Do you know whether it's good? I'm not really sure.</p>
<p>Princeton-Safety</p>
<p>Haha... in my dreams:P</p>
<p>Mount Holyoke is still a women's college. It hasn't gone coed like Vassar has or been absorbed by another university like Radcliffe. Okay...I'm a little confused now because a '05 senior is now in Madrid, but he's attending the St. Louis University campus there. Not WUStL, which I don't think has other campuses though it might have exchange programs...? Oh, well. <em>shrug</em></p>
<p>Colorado University. Never heard of it..I think I've heard of Colorado College which I think is another school offering One Course At A Time like Cornell College. Unsure about American University. I have heard, though, that intels go there, too and it's not diversity scarce as some other places.</p>
<p>Penn State - I'm not completely certain how competitive that is for OOS applicants, much less international ones. It could be a match out of the ones you listed. It does seem like a good bet. For pre-med I'd recommend Clark Uni in Massachusetts or Juniata College in Pennsylvania.</p>
<p>vemafe - I heard IUB's one of the better known English-medium universities in Europe, excluding the ones in the UK. I'm unsure about how well regarded it is, though. The senior I was talkin' about likes it there, though.</p>
<p>My big sis is at Mt Holyoke so it's pretty much my 1st choice. I'm also applying to Williams (yikes!!) because it's need blind for international students (but i doubt i'll get in though..)</p>
<p>Not to be crass, but I do wonder what the application list is for those who got deferred... <em>sigh</em> I bet it's high ranking universities/LAC's which only cut down my chances of being admitted. :p</p>
<p>is this a refference to me, by any chance? :p</p>
<p>Sweetie, it's a reference to everybody. :D Mostly everybody will be aiming for high-up LAC's, where my reaches are so... <em>sniffles</em></p>
<p>IU Bremen is a good Upcoming University. I know a freshman at IUB... According to him, IUB has been ranked number 1 in Humanities course in Germany...and this year its going to be ranked for Sci/Engg...and according to the common perception there in Germany, it will most probably be in the top 5. PLUS...it offers a lot of financial aid to intells... :)</p>
<p>anyone applying to berea? i'm!
cuz this is the only one that doesn't require financial affidavit of support</p>
<p>I thought of it, but then I figured I needed a traditional college experience.</p>
<p>WOW, how can you find time for so many list of schools? Did you already graduate from a high school?</p>
<p>Sooo.... how many people here are applying to Yale??? I read loooots!
Anyways I just graduated from school last friday!! This are the places to where I am applying:</p>
<ul>
<li>Yale</li>
<li>U.of Chicago</li>
<li>Cornell</li>
<li>Vassar</li>
</ul>
<p>Why are you guys applying to so many schools? I´ve seen people listing over 8! My school doesn´t allow us to apply to more than 6!
Anyways, does anyone know whether each university to which we apply know where else have we applied? I heard from my counselor and my head of year that thy do...how I have nooo idea...anyone?</p>
<p>Javy: my school year ends in May.</p>
<p>arellav: Some schools ask on their application/supplemnt (if they're Common App schools), where else are you applying. It's up to your own discretion to put down which schools you want.</p>
<p>I'm applying to many because I'm not a top scholar, and I'm in mucho need of money, so my schools hopefully are broad enough that I'm offered either merit aid or finaid.</p>
<p>Hey, is anyone applying to IU Bremen? I got mail from them too... Wondering if I should apply.</p>
<p>yes
I will be applying there :)</p>
<p>Yes, my school recommend a maximum of 6 schools, although there's some leeway to go up to 8. Beyond that, oh well, I think you will have to write your own recommendations. :p</p>
<p>Enilit... I think you should apply since IUB is pretty generous with grants and as well as loans to international students.</p>
<p>Applying to (in coming December)
NUS
NTU
Tokyo University
Univ of melb.
Upenn (Wharton)
Univ. of Richmond
U Of michigan
washimgton univ
Caifornia Univ (Berkley)
Boston Univ
Columbia
Upenn (Dream School)
Vassar
Thats it .</p>
<p>kenyon_10: hm... will wait for prosprectus to arrive :)</p>
<p>Yeah, haha but I think you better hurry... cause IUB operates on a rolling admissions and grants are usually near exhaustion towards the end of the admissions cycle.</p>