<p>At all the colleges you have mentioned Indian are ORMs, Babson and Rutgers are not well known in India so i would expect that most of the Indians there are Desis; At rest of the colleges inidan population should be in Hundred's.</p>
<p>There's no Language Requirement for getting Visas, not even for a F-1 visa.
There are parts of US where English speaking population is in Minority, it's not logical to impose a language restriction for people going there. In addition a 80 year old Grandma can’t be expected to clear TOEFL before visiting her Grandson..
After 9/11 it was feared that students without standardized tests may be denied visa as they maybe classified as Non-Serious. The consulate has then many a times clarified that Standardized test aren’t required for F-1 Visas(or for any other Visa).</p>
<p>A memoir for the essay section? </p>
<p>How is a memoir for an essay? I have written it independently, though now I feel it will be perect for the first prompt which asks for 'a significant personal exprience you have faced and its impact on you.'</p>
<p>I am good writer, but I feel this one still needs a lot of work. I would love some criticism. Also if someone could suggest an alternate title...</p>
<p>If anyone is interested PM me. I would love the feedback.</p>
<p>Thanks!</p>
<p>Babson - low
NYU - med
U.Maryland - low
Berkely - high
BC
BU - med
Drexel
Rutgers</p>
<p>if your applying just because there are other indians, just stay in india.</p>
<p>abhishiv...pls clear clear your inbox</p>
<p>Victor probably wanted to inquire if Indians were URM at any of those places..
Inbox is clear....</p>
<p>oh, and BC is none/very very very few</p>
<p>Hey,Is anyone giving the SAT on Dec.2 in NEW DELHI(American Embassy school) this year?</p>
<p>you dont GIVE the sat, you TAKE it.</p>
<p>might like to learn english before applying to a university in a country where thats all they speak.</p>
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<p>The Mexicans are doing pretty well for themselves here in the US considering that some of them dont speak a word of english.</p>
<p>No need to be so rude karan.. As long as he understands English and is understood, he wont have a major problem here in the US! Writing skills can be improved..</p>
<p>or.... you could CRY MORE?</p>
<p>What are you talking about?</p>
<p>Is anyone using the commonapp? If so, are you guys using their Teacher Rec forms and Mid year Report forms or those of the colleges?</p>
<p>@Karan89 : We're here to help one another out. There is no need for rudeness. And that wasn't such a big mistake either.</p>
<p>karan89:Hey Mr.English,I wrote it on purpose..just wanna know how do you lot catch english error...as you have caught the error,tell me the DIFFERENCE in GIVING a test and TAKING a test!(only if you are good enough!)</p>
<p>Hey Mr.English,I wrote it on purpose...just want to know if you lot can catch an english error...as you have caught the error,tell me the DIFFERENCE between GIVING a test and TAKING a test!(only if you are good enough!)</p>
<p>there, fixed that up to make a little bit of grammatical sense.</p>
<p>giving a test means nothing at all. it literally means to 'give' someone a test. for example, a teacher giving out a test paper to her class (even that definition is edgy).</p>
<p>taking a test means doing a test.</p>
<p>lol.......</p>
<p>karan: "Giving a test" is a common expression in India. It is a literal translation of what you would say in your native language. Not a big difference....as others have suggested don't be rude.</p>
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<p>My teachers are writing letters for me. They are not using Teacher Recommendatino forms.</p>
<p>karan: "Giving a test" is a common expression in India. It is a literal translation of what you would say in your native language. Not a big difference....as others have suggested don't be rude.</p>
<p>mai parikha kur raha hoo</p>
<p>not mai marikha dey raha hoo</p>
<p>you cant speak english and you cant speak hindi (your so called native language). dont even bother going to university, seriously.</p>