int'l chances??? engineering

<p>Korean male, attending a boarding school in Canada.
SAT1: 1420 (V 620 M 800)
SAT2: Math2C 800, Chemistry 760, Writing 680
GPA: not calculated. (Gr10 88%, Gr11 92%, Gr12 probably in 89~90% range)
Grading scale: 90~100 = A+, 80~90 = A
Rank: 1/50
TOEFL: 277 (TWE 5.5)</p>

<p>Diploma expected June 2005 (Ontario Secondary School Diploma)
Honors: Top of Class, Headmaster's Honour Roll (2001-2004), (my high school name) Merit-based Scholarship (2003-2005), Gold Medal for Highest Standing (2004), Hugh Murray Prize for Highest Standing in Physics and Math (2004), Calculus Award (2004), Information Technology Award (2004), Certificate for Outstanding Effort in All Academic Classes (2001-2004)</p>

<p>Semifinalist, Educational Computing Organization of Ontario Programming Competition (2004)
School Champion, Canadian Computing Competition (every yr)
School Champion, Canadian Mathematics Competition (every yr)
Winner and Founder, (my high school name) Annual Computing Competition
94% Percentile in Canada, Chemistry Contest</p>

<p>MVP, Varsity Track Team
- 100m sprinter, placed 4th at Central Ontario Secondary Schools' Association
MDP, Varsity Basketball Team (starter)
- Finalist, Canadian Independent Schools' Atheletic Association
House Captain, Yearbook editor, Korea representative (some UN day thingi), Choir, Singers, and some other little leadership roles...
Voluteered at three different institutions for the handicapped over the last three years.
I got some National Technician Qualification Certificates ->Information Technology. (Korea)</p>

<p>Major: Engineering (undecided, if not biomedical)</p>

<p>basically, this is what i put on the applications. i know my verbal score sucks, but i just couldnt take that suck-ass test again. plz rate my chances at the following colleges. oh- btw i already got accepted to U of Michigan.
:: Yale, UPenn, Duke, Cornell, Columbia, Brown, JHU, Berkeley, Wash. U., CMU, Georgia Tech</p>

<p>Thank you for reading this. Any comments will be appreciated.:)</p>

<p>cornell, berkely, pretty much in
gatech, expect big scholarship from them
cmu, iffy</p>

<p>cmu iffy??? may i ask u what u mean by dat?</p>

<p>bump...........</p>

<p>anyone please?</p>

<p>Addon to Gh0st: According to CMU publications: CMU doesn't give scholarships or aid to nonresidence students. All foreign students at full tuition. Which makes CMU foreign student pretty smart and well off.</p>

<p>yes, i realize that.........
anyone else who wants to rate my chances, plz?</p>

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<p>hmmm do GA tech and berkeley offer international scholarships?</p>

<p>im not intending to get scholarship from any....
i just wanna know what the chances might be...anyone?</p>

<p>Not bad. However in today's USA environment things are changing rapidly- Reduced budgets for state schools, higher tuitions for US residents and for foreign students -getting a visa. </p>

<p>Higher Education may be shifting from the US to Asia. Many of top students and professors who were the very top in their country and trained in the US, may now find the UIS conditions not as favorable as to their home countries. China(both), Japan , Korea all have leading edge technologies and always welcome back their compatriots. Secretary of State Colin Powell made a speech on this thinking a few months ago. Research it out.</p>

<p>Do you have state recognition and stuff like that? Because school champion isn't as cool as medals at the state level. Wait...you are in Canada....so I guess the provincial level?</p>

<p>those competitions are nation-wide...
and my best rankings were 53rd in math and 18th in computer (in the country)
im afraid that colleges won't notice what it is because i didn't put any rankings. (i did put the competitions' names tho.)
do u guys think i should send some kinda additional forms that explain what those competitions are, along with my mid-year reports?</p>

<p>bump..........</p>