Sos!!!

Applying to College
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<p>edit my list!! </p>

<p>SAT I: Verbal: 750 Math: 740 Writing: 700 TOTAL: 2190 OR 1490/1600
SAT II: Math IIC 790 Chinese w/ Listening 800 English Literature 730 </p>

<p>Academic Strength: Unweighted GPA: 4.22 out of 4.33
Full IB diploma with predicted grades over 40
Class Rank: 3 out of 25 students
*the second student in my school to take the SATs
going to a local school in china, this is my 7th school in 4th country
Fluent in: English, Manadarin, Cantonese, Shanghaiese, French</p>

<p>Ecs:
MUN national best delegate award(China national Conference)
Hip-hop (4 years), put on dances for school,taught hip-hop to kids.
Flower arrangement
Swimming(competitive for 2 years, 9 years in total, passed all levels of swimming tests offered,won gold for backstroke[city-wide] and [school swim meet]
School magazine and newspaper( 3 years)
volunteering (part of IB CAS program)</p>

<p><em>is seeking fin.aid , family income 60,000 USD</em>hence, the long list of schools
nationality: Canadian, Hong Kong</p>

<p>Schools:</p>

<p>Carleton
McGill
UToronto
Queens
Bowdoin
Wellesley
Smith
Barnard
Columbia
Williams
Duke
Dartmouth
Brown
Columbia
Amherst
Swarthmore
Colgate
Grinnell
Hamilton
Yale
Harvard[here for summer school, fell in love with the campus]</p>

<p>Thanks guys!</p>

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<p>bump~~~please help out!!</p>

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<p>What major(s) are you looking for? Do you want an urban or rural environment? Do you want a big school or a small school feel? Do you need financial aid? Do you only want a prestigious school?</p>

<p>If you want to get into Harvard, I would improve the SAT I to the 2300 level for a better shot as there are many International Applicants with higher SATs that get rejected.</p>

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<p>i'm looking at econ/english as potential majors.
i really dont care about the setting~having lived in 4 countries and 8 places, I adapt very well. It's more about the academics and the school must have a good library. <em>big factor</em> fin. aid for Canadians</p>

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<p>Don't put English on your application...too much competition in that major.</p>